Sunday, 12 June 2011

My Week In Pictures












Richard lounging and Amelia getting a free haircut










Sorting out the stove for removal










Transporting school and house furniture as BMS will be giving up the property after I leave




Me and Kayla, catching some rays. Kind of, if the sun had shown it's little face.






Banana, yoghurt and egg. Going for the curl effect.




Happy Birthday Ani!! Chocolate fudge sundae to celebrate.
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