7 thoughts on “Nadira with Cameron at Eight Months”

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  Courtenay Barnett January 20, 2010 at 21:36

  Craig,

  Thanks goodness for Mom – we can see where all the “beauty genes” came from -my pudgy belly mate.

  Congratulations Craig – really happy for you.

  Courtenay Barnett

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  Salifu January 20, 2010 at 23:06

  Cute young man there, and the mother is beautiful too.

  i hope he grows to be as truthful and fearless as his dad, if not more than that

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  Abe Rene January 21, 2010 at 02:19

  Nice picture!

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  ingo January 21, 2010 at 10:16

  my word has Cameron grown since I last saw him, what a lovely picture, did you take it Craig?

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  arsalan goldberg January 21, 2010 at 10:26

  Kamran with a K looks great. You don’t need to worry about him looking like you when he is older. His Central Asian characteristics are clearly visible.

  I’m sure he will look something like this when he reaches your age:

  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Timur_reconstruction03.jpg

  And maybe conquer a large section of the world’s land mass.

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  mark golding January 21, 2010 at 12:13

  such a beautiful wife and child. –

  I remarried after 15 yrs – my son Lee was 18yrs when we parted. I had a vastectomy at 36yrs and had it reversed 1 yr after my remarriage to Tina who is 20 yrs my junior and had two beautiful children from a previous violent partner.

  Having spent around £6000 on seminal reconstruction it refused to work and we were devastated. We have now grow to accept no children of our own making, but it was hard, very hard.

  You are very, very lucky Craig – enjoy.

  Moral of the story – think very hard before a vasectomy!

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  Alfred Burdett January 22, 2010 at 18:57

  The trouble with so many people who, like you Craig, seek to run the world is that they haven’t a clue about either genetics or basic biology. For example, contrary to your belief, you daughter obviously takes after you. What is amusing, though, is that whereas she is pretty, you are not! To a biologist, of course, the difference is perfectly understandable and, both for the propagation of the Murrays and the human race in general, fortunate.

  But, you do an excellent job on Staw. keep at it.

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