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Good Bye

As much as we hate to see them leave... good byes are inevitable.
This family of 3 has made our lives in Moscow so much more interesting. It all started with just 2 in the family and we gradually grew together and multiplied to 3 in a family. Introducing #doubletrouble. They seemed to enjoy each other company a lot especially now when Charlotte is able to understand things better. Hopefully they will not forget each other as time goes by and that we still get a chance to hang out when we are back in Singapore.
It was so coincidental that we had our first child around the same time. Both are SG50 babies, only 6 months old apart. Thus we were able to hang out more often to do kids stuff together. They are just so comical whenever they are together. Charlotte is like a copy cat and will follow everything Sienna does. We spent their last day in Moscow swimming at Four Seasons Hotel followed by a mini photo shoot at the Red Square. It was not an easy task trying to take a proper shot of these 2 little uncooperative monkeys.
A shot of the mummies and kiddos. 
Since we had kids, we realized that we hardly take pictures of both of us anymore. We were always busy taking shots of just the children! Thus a final shot in front of the St. Basil Cathedral was mandatory.
Good Bye my friend! I will definitely miss having you here in Moscow! 
We also managed to surprised them at the airport to bid them a final good bye. As usual, the kids were oblivious of what was going on. 
All the best to them!

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