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You are here: Home / Blog / Fluff and Circumstance: the conclusion to egg watch

Fluff and Circumstance: the conclusion to egg watch

Published on 7th Apr 2013 by Renata

I feel a bit squidgy inside, gooey almost. It’s not from the glut of Easter eggs that I have eaten (that has been hampered by the fact that there seemed to be an Easter egg shortage in Hertfordshire this year) but because of fluff, and newborn-ness and big eyes and wobbly, unsure legs. Shall we all just pause for a second to sigh in the most soppy way we can manage?

Ah yes, the hours already spent sighing and egg watching were well worth it. I was pretty worried about the little guy for a while, but a bit of R and R and… well… see for yourself.

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  2. StephsTwoGirls says:
    8th Apr 2013 at 10:04 pm

    Oh SOO cute! Tamsin loved part 1, so she’ll be excited to see part 2 when she gets back from her trip away 🙂

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