Saturday, October 28th, 2006
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Nice family video. I still remember once I held Lohan in my arm and he was so tiny as about a couple of month old. Now Louka is running.
Comment by Y.Yan — 28/10/2006 @ 11:19
It never ceases to amaze me watching siblings interact - their relationship is defined so much by themselves, yet it provides the basis for so much of their future. They’ll kindle a friendship that will later sustain even their parents, and last all their lives. Precious!
Comment by B Spencer — 30/10/2006 @ 14:51