I wonder if you can spot and comment whose who and who brought an animal (stuffed or real) to Whakarua 1's show and tell today?
Miss G
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Oh Whakarua 1, this is awesome! Great to see all of your smiling faces and your gorgeous pets. I just love those snuggly stuffed animals too. Kobe, your dog looks very well behaved sitting there like that! I don't think my dog would be able to sit on my knee, she'd squash me! Have a great weekend Team.
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Poor pip took off after having her photo taken was not a happy kitty with Matthew
ReplyDeletePoor pip took off after having her photo taken was not a happy kitty with Matthew
ReplyDeleteOh no! We were lucky she stuck around for the photo. Thanks for the comment Amy.
DeleteThere's some super-cute animals (and kids) there! We miss you Whakarua 1!
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