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Evie and Dexter: every Sunday night we make pizza and watch a movie (this time Kung Fu Panda II). Our pizzas of choice are prosciutto, tomato and basil for the kids, and Rog and I have the same with added pepperoni and mushroom. Evie tells me they are the best pizzas in the world!

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Evie: showing off her 'fairy dust'
Dexter: hot and a bit bothered at his Auntie Emma's wedding

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Enjoying the face-painting at a work Christmas party

Evie: those sweet curls and soft cheeks get me
Dexter: utterly absorbed (and need I mention those cheeks and lips!)

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Evie: happy playing in a box
Dexter: zoned out watching tv

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Evie and Dexter: nothing like unsupervised water play in the cubby on a hot afternoon

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We spent Saturday morning in the city for the Christmas Pageant, it was a great morning, we all loved it!

Evie: pre-pageant chalk art, post-pageant ballet
Dexter: little boy loving the excitement, cutest elf ever

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Evie: ready and waiting at her first sports day
Dexter: zoo cutie

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Evie: minnie mouse selfie, gorgeous
Dexter: caught eating the pizza dough flour, cheeky!

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Evie: cheeky afternoon tea grin
Dexter: cozy afternoon nap for my boy

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Evie: concentrating on an afternoon craft activity
Dexter: concentrating on dad's tablet (almost in focus, he never quite sits still!)

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Evie: exuberant and excited
Dexter: climbing concentration face

We visited Bonython Park today with some friends, and these pics were taken on the playground.

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Evie: very happy to have decorated her own boiled 'dippy egg'
Dexter: tired and dishevelled at a family party

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Evie: all prettied-up for casual day at school; holding her 'pet' snail
Dexter: cheesy grin for mum; then he heard a plane

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Evie: trying on her 'show bag finery' after a lovely day at the Royal Show with Nannie and Poppie
Dexter: post-nap chillin' out the back, he really loves it out there

I love the late afternoon light in both photos, such a gorgeous time of day

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Evie: yet another fairy party; she woke up early to choose and layout her costume, I love her creative mind
Dexter: caught in a moment of almost-stillness playing out the back

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Evie: bright, loud, water-fighting and chook-hugging - a girl of contrasts and variation
Dexter: cherubic grins and loving his favourite puppy

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Evie: rollerskating and enjoying the first warm rays of the spring sunshine
Dexter: always busy busy and wanting me to join him

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Evie and Dexter: these two have had overlapping  illnesses the past two weeks and spent alot of it cuddled up on the lounge like this. The dear little things

 I love this pic, these three share the same tv-trance expression

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Evie and Dexter: a couple of high-energy pics at the end of a friend's birthday party today. Man, I love these two!

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Evie: a quiet, joyful cubby moment
Dexter: ah, the interest that a tap can hold, my curious boy