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All right now, settle down people. Settle down.

I know that it's difficult to control yourself in the face of such grace, beauty and (speaking frankly) such raw, unchecked sex appeal, but I figure that I'd tempt fate just this once and post a pic from a father/son shoot the other day.

Move along now, nothing more to see...

Comments

Unknown said…
Ezra is growing up so fast. He's a cutey.
Dina said…
I can't decide which of you two is the cuter.
FRances said…
Great picture of you both gee he has grown and has changed so much cant wait to see ezra as well today.
Priyanka Khot said…
Sorry! but Ezra leaves you miles behind when it comes to raw sex appeal...

better luck next time . :-)
Kris McCracken said…
Lolade, he is very handsome.

Dina, he is. Trust me.

Frances, you've seen him now!

Priyanka, I am content with third place of all the gents in the household.

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