Border Control

Now that I'm getting bigger I need to get all the legal paperwork done.  For some of these we need pictures.

The rules are pretty strict.

1. Mouths must be closed i.e. no open/smiling mouths.

2. Eyes must be open.

3. No shaddows.

4. Must be looking directly ahead i.e. at the camera.

5. Must be a certain size with a white background, etc.

It took quite a few attempts to get the right one.

Here it is!

Aren't I just the cutest!!!

;)

Chilling

Just us boys, no girls allowed, watching the TV.

How's it goin' mate?!

A Walk In Hyde Park

Mum and dad met up with another couple (Annette and Barley) who are expecting their first child at the end of November.

We all had a lovely time walking around Hyde Park and then a spot of lunch.

Annette kindly gave me my lunch.  (I'm hiding her bump!)

Dad gave me my afteroon tea.  (He doesn't have a bump!  hee hee  )

Whilst we were sitting at a cafe in the park a retired (complete with white hair) woman approached us.  She decided to explain to mum that she thought mum was going to bang my little head on the table.  The lady stated that mum should be careful as the baby's (that's me) head was awlfully close to the table.  Mum just smiled and said thank you and ignored her.  However, this was not enough and the lady insisted my head was in iminate dange of being banged against the table. 

I must say, at this point, that my little headdy was a good 6 inches from the table and I was happily having my morning milk with no intention of wiggling.

Eventually, the lady left and mum explained to Annette that she should be prepared for many of these types of 'helpful' tips from complete strangers.