Henry George Spencer

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Been rather busy over the last couple of weeks, and here's why! Henry George Spencer, the heir to my kingdom! The second photo was just so that we can see what he'll be like if he really takes after his Dad... poor kid...

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  1. Anonymous20 March 2009 at 10:04

    omg he really does look like you in this photo haha

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