Here's wad she said abt Mark :

Mark was the oldest of the 3 boys but i didn't place any extra responsibility on him. He was always into playing tennis and won matches with the local club seceral times, and he played squash and badminton as well. He was very on the go. He's never had any bother mixing or anything like that over the years. He was very much into music, from when he was three years of age.

Actually, on the last day of playschool, he amazed everybody. Instead of standing up and saying the normal nursery rhyme he stood up on the stage and sang 'Uptown Girl'. He was always interested in singing and took part in many shows over the years.He always had one of the main parts ang he got many encouragement from the teachers in Summerhill College.

Mark never really had any problems when he was younger. He was always happy-go-lucky, easy-going, not really excitable at all. I don;t worry too much about him now; they're in really safe hands and they are so well looked after. I would worry about him if he went into that business on his own, but the five of them are together a team. I do miss him, though. It is a big break for Mark because he's a real home-bird altogether and always was. Even growing up he was never the one to stay away at night ; he would go out with his friends but he always came home.

The year he was doing the Leaving Cert, it really syarted to happen that year. It wad just happening gradually form March on. I wouldn;t let him turn down the chance - there was no way. He contacts me if not everyday, then every second day. He wants to find out all the local news.

Aw bless!

Aaaaaaawwwww bless them :D

Awww, cute

he is soo cutie :P ...MARK FOREVER!!!!

awww bless

aaawwwww sweet

I know what she means, when I was in uk i was in regular contact with my folkes at home, and they sendt me danish newspapers every month to keep me up to date ;) Was nice to know the news, even when i wasnt there ;)