This has got to be my favourite picture EVER!
Will spends pretty much all of his time on the breast or sleeping - that's my boy! 
I have joined a football team - our pitch is 100 meters from our front gate! Rain on the weekend made for a bit of a mud-bath though! I scored and we won so happy days all around!
I then managed to enjoy my first shower with my son - what an awesome experience!
In other news; We have planted various citrus, fig and plum trees, but there were already some healthy fruit trees in our garden when we moved in. The most successful are the Feijoa trees, which are ripe at the moment. I'd never heard of this bizarre fruit before coming to NZ and must admit that my first impression was that NZ'ers were a crazy bunch for loving this tangy, sweet-and-sour fruit, but Bernie and I have come to really love them too, which is fortunate, considering we have kilos and kilos ripening as I type.
They are a similar size to a kiwi fruit, and you eat all, but the rind... you'll have to visit in order to try... like our parents will oh-so-soon!
We have had a few visitors and some lovely gifts from people - Will has a bigger wardrobe than Bernie and I put together, but to be fair, we don't shit ourselves quite as often as he does!
Will spends pretty much all of his time on the breast or sleeping - that's my boy! 
I have joined a football team - our pitch is 100 meters from our front gate! Rain on the weekend made for a bit of a mud-bath though! I scored and we won so happy days all around!
I then managed to enjoy my first shower with my son - what an awesome experience! 
In other news; We have planted various citrus, fig and plum trees, but there were already some healthy fruit trees in our garden when we moved in. The most successful are the Feijoa trees, which are ripe at the moment. I'd never heard of this bizarre fruit before coming to NZ and must admit that my first impression was that NZ'ers were a crazy bunch for loving this tangy, sweet-and-sour fruit, but Bernie and I have come to really love them too, which is fortunate, considering we have kilos and kilos ripening as I type.
They are a similar size to a kiwi fruit, and you eat all, but the rind... you'll have to visit in order to try... like our parents will oh-so-soon! 
We have had a few visitors and some lovely gifts from people - Will has a bigger wardrobe than Bernie and I put together, but to be fair, we don't shit ourselves quite as often as he does! 
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