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WOO HOO - HE's HERE!!!

& what a surprise - that was alot quicker than anyone (especially Min) expected.

Mum, dad and baby are all doing very very well.

He's so tiny and cute and if I could figure out how to get photos from my phone I would.

Now to find some noisy toys to buy him - heheh :laugh:

Congrats again Min & Chris and heres to a new world of laughs, tears, joy and uknowns.

Congratulations Chris and Min, All the best for the first few days of parenthood. I'm sure you will both be fantastic parents, I mean which kid wouldn't want to be the spawn of the SAU Elite????

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