Trip to Sydney.

Well thought we would take a 2 week holiday to Sydney and Canberra.

I'm hoping my work in Canberra will be flexible and let me work from Perth as I'm not keen on commuting that far.

Everything is well. The kids are happy and good sleepers. April has a brace on for a few more weeks to correct her clicky hip.

Here's some pics from Sydney.

Photos.

I'm just to lazy to type this week

But we have started solids.

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15 seconds of fame.

http://aww.ninemsn.com.au/news/inthemag/8679449/one-father-two-eggs-two-wombs

Part of the story in the Australian woman's weekly.

Dancing time

Charlie trying his dance moves on April who was less than impressed

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8u3-7XtBm8&feature=youtu.be

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8u3-7XtBm8&feature=youtu.be

15 weeks

They grow so quickly.
15 weeks.

Parenthood is going well. I'm very used to 'where's mum?' Question. I tend to go a bit stir crazy staying at home so tend to head out everyday. The kids love the shops and anywhere that is busy and noisy.

Last week I decided to travel and visit some friends and family in the south west of the state. The bubs did well sleeping in a different house each night and it was lovely seeing family.

Here are a couple of pictures from the last couple of weeks

Adrian.

A bit slack

I've been a bit slack in updating the blog as there seems to never be enough hours in the day and the lack of Internet hasn't helped.

April and Charlie are going pretty well. They started sleeping through the night the other week. Now I just need to get used to sleeping through the night.

I consider myself so lucky to have these two amazing children. My heart completely melts when the look into my eyes and smile.

Here are a couple of pictures.

Oh and I decided to rethink the nappy/diaper bag and ended up getting a tool bag... What do you think ... $16 bucks, hard wearing and practice. Did I mention butch?

Mongolian blue spot

Charlie has the Mongolian blue birth mark on his ankle. Which easily looks like a bruise and is common is south East Asians.

It should disappear before he starts school.

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mongolian_spot