Thursday 6 November 2014

Shane and Baby Noa


Shane came a visiting down to the creative side with Azuree and their little baba Noa. Ahhh you can see daddy is glowing while baby is in awe with all our colours in eKayaMedia. Mommy Azuree looked on protectively while daddy Shane proudly introduced us to little Noa. So much to see, so little time daddy.

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