Parents and Hector

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A new post!!

BALLOONS!!!!!!!!!!

Why the long face Hector??

Look at that! He sings while he's playing too!!

Here's a blues number...

He just fell over with a ping pong ball in his mouth...

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New Year - New Pictures

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Do You Remember Us?

Its been WAY too long since the last post so here is a wide selection of photos from the past few weeks..

Natty knitwear

I spy Hector

The butcher of Camberwell. You ain't seen nuthin right?

Henry goes for the submission

Back of the volvo Haye On Wye charming passers-by

Henry gets stripey

Hector works on his mother manipulation using the cute technique...

I prepared a statment...

Posers

Henry asleep on grandma Roberts

Henry assess the border defences before an escape attempt

The READERS

Neil and Henry share a joke

New configuration on the pram now the boys can sit up properly

Twins in cool backpacks in Wales before the cows scared us off..

New Pictures, Older thanthe next ones... (see next post)

An assortment of beauties captured for prosterity. Many featuring the bouncy chairs.

In the garden, a great portrait:

Pippa often employs the 'covered parrot cage' technique to put the boys to sleep

HAT ON

Muscle Mary's, well they were in Brighton...

A right couple of gloves...

It's cruel but funny. Henry's face! LOL

But we're still friends:

At our first open air classical music concert ya?

I SEE YOU....

Spot the Hector...

H&H in Ulster

Just got back from a week with my dad and Joan in Ballywalter County Down Northern Ireand. We had an incredibly relaxing time and even managed to have an eveing out without the boys for the first time in six months. It was a celebration for us to have made to half a year after being through so much already with our little boys. We had run ourselves into the ground so it was so nice not to have to cook or wash up for a whole week. Of course we both got ill for 36 hour periods as our bodies relaxed but the sea air reinvigourated us and has filled us with precious stamina to face the next six months.
Three generations and two beards of the McFarland clan:



We visited an open farm:

Here is new hold I discovered, not sure why I look so glum, must have been early:

Hector with auntie Joan who the boys love...

And the infatigable great auntie Sandra...