4 April 2009
Tamaahine 1 turns six years old
Hard to believe our beautiful baby girl turned six yesterday. When asked if she's having a good birthday, her beautiful beaming smile encompasses the entire room.

We had a little cake yesterday because we knew Nana Nancy was making her a special one to bring over today.
Nana, koro and Uncle Warrick came out on her birthday but I'm afraid I didn't get any photos. I wish I captured her playing cricket with her Uncle. She thoroughly enjoyed herself. However, I shall pop in a few photos from today to share.
Special surprise was the bike whaiāipo brought home. He managed to score it from a job he worked at on Thursday. He was allowed to take it for absolutely free!
He bought a new tyre for it yesterday and this morning he cleaned it up, changed the tyre and yahoo, tamāhine 1 was zipping around in no time.
Nancy arrived bearing gifts this morning. This gorgeous wee outfit tamāhine 1 has on, was one of those little outfits.
Isn't this cake fantastic?! Nancy really is very creative. It's Humpty Dumpty. As she drove over from Tauranga, Humpty Dumpty fell off the wall ... seemed appropriate considering which rhyme it is, huh!?
Six already!!!!!

Happy Birthday Beautiful



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