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Sleeping beauty
After being inspired by Mattty I thought I'd share my little bundle of cuteness, not a tidy photo, but cute none the less
I have 3, you can have one  preferably the middle one as she won't go to bed 
DJT - I love when they just fall asleep like that  Andrew
Nikon D3 and lot's of Nikon stuff!!
Woody said
Aw you know you don't mean it
Just wait 'til they're all grown up and full of cheek like my two then you'll be sorry  Nikon D700 D300
They don't need to be grown up to be full of cheek, my 5 year old is doing a very good job of it now. and of course I don't mean it... most days Andrew
Nikon D3 and lot's of Nikon stuff!!
hehehe this is my 3rd & final offspring the other 2 are 11 & 12 so I know exactly what to expect. I am very lucky (so far) all have been very good sleepers. The eldest is working on being able to sleep all day at the moment, she is a crack up when I drag her out of bed at 10am. 12 hours is more than enough sleep I tell her, although I wish I could have a go at it
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