1. It is so long since I have seen a bare tree against the pre-dawn sky that I cannot stop staring.
2. "There's definitely only one," says the sonographer squadging the scanner wand down hard just to make sure, "and there's its heartbeat, there, can you see it flickering in the middle of the image?"
And that's our second baby.
3. As we are putting Alec to bed he pops out a new construction: "That's my Mummy!" He's never used 'my' before.
PS: Reginald is back on his cabbage leaves, so perhaps he changed his mind about pupating.
Cep, what next and yellow spine.
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