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Village population grows
Damn. While I disappear off 6,137 miles from civilisation, little Mrs Ordinary Life pops her sprog.
Obviously, we knew that this was coming, but we weren’t absolutely sure when.
But just as dawn was breaking, things happened.
And those things were announced to the world just 1 hour and 59 minutes later:
Kaylin Elizabeth born at 5.50 am!
This, of course, [...]
5 Comments Tagged blog, new baby, ordinary life, parentingAlso posted in from the blogroll, positive thoughts
Struispost
Season’s Greetings (mid to late summer) from Struisbaai, home of the southern hemisphere’s longest stretch of white sand beach, a bewilderingly large variety of birdlife and – for this extended weekend, at least – family 6000.
I love the Southern Cape – perhaps because the rolling farmland, rugged coastline and friendly residents remind me of the [...]
Darling Daughter
With Mrs 6000 away in Jo’burg, little K-pu decided to literally throw her toys out of the cot at 3:10am this morning. We didn’t get back to sleep.
I’m pretty knackered, as you might imagine, hence this completely inappropriate quota photo of her back in November 2008.
The sort of wholly unjustified behaviour she demonstrated last night is really not typical of [...]
The battle of Kruger, part two
Oh – apparently that’s been done. Bugger.
Talk about trying to get a freebie spin-off from a popular Youtube video. How dare they?
My own little Battle of Kruger didn’t actually happen in Kruger and wasn’t really much of a battle. There were no lions or buffaloes involved: we don’t get lions and buffaloes in Cape Town because Cape Town is in [...]
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