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Celebrations!

Blue for a boy!  
Tonight we are celebrating the arrival of a new grandson, who was born a few hours ago in Melbourne!  What wonderful news for his parents, and of course not forgetting his big sister, the little Melbourne princess.  Oh happy day!

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  1. Sally30 May 2016 at 02:22

    Oh happy day indeed! Thrilled and happy for you all. Cant wait to go and see the new little man. Congratulations! xxxx

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    1. the running wave30 May 2016 at 13:18

      Lucky bean! Give the little fellow a very big loving hug from me, and another for the wee princess! Couldn't possibly leave her out! xx

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  2. Sally31 May 2016 at 03:31

    Will do...xx

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