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Farewell and adieu to you, fair Spanish ladies. Farewell and adieu, you ladies of Spain.


Two toothy terrors in the bath just last night for your enjoyment.

My little babies are not so little any more. I'm thinking of renting Ezra out to unscrupulous tour operators tricking foreigners into thinking that they've been attacked by Great White Sharks.

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Dina said…
Hehe, sweet. Nothing like happy-kids-in-bath pictures.
But Kris, about the shark, PLEASE, "Al tiftach peh lasatan" (as we say in Hebrew, Don't say something the devil might overhear [literally, Don't open your mouth to the satan]). Israel TV last night showed the Australian river where the poor girl was snatched by a croc. Oi Gott...
Priyanka Khot said…
they are adorableeeeeeeee and I can't say enough of that.

All i feel like doing rigth now is cuddling Henry and Ezra for hours together... What fun Jen and u must have with these two...

P.S: Girls are not scary
Colette Amelia said…
Now that is medicine! lucky dad and mom to have such lovely lads!
yamini said…
Lovely picture. Ezra seems to be enjoying the bath but what is it that Henry is so deeply thinking about??
I agree with Priyanka that Jen and you must surely be enjoying these beautiful cuddling days with Henry and Ezra. touchwood...
KL said…
Seems like Henry is getting very shy of cameras/videos these days!! No need to say that they are cuuuttee...you must be very tired of hearing that often :-)
Kris McCracken said…
Dina, crocs and sharks coming out our ears here. If they don't get you, the wallabies will!
Kris McCracken said…
Priyanka, girls scare me.
Kris McCracken said…
Colette, they certainly keep you going through it all.
Kris McCracken said…
Yamini, Henry wears the responsibility of holding Ez very seriously.
Kris McCracken said…
KL, it is more a case of he won't stay still long enough to get a photo!

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