Day Two Daily Dairy

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Ata marie tamariki mā! Hope you are well and happy. Here is my first post on our Daily Diary. Please add to it below in the comments thread so we can keep in touch. For today's post I wanted to share a little about one of my beloved fur babies (and my cute kid - who is actually nearly grown up, but don't tell her that! 😉) 
Ollie is not hugely enthusiastic about doing his 'high fives' with Grace... situation normal. 😂

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