Pretty.
A couple of weeks ago on my day off, I brought Maggie in to work to show here around. I was sitting in my cube just now, and realized I had forgotten to point out that I had pictures of her hung up right where I can see them.
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Friday, May 11, 2007
3 Comments:
My friend likes to quip:
"A face made for radio."
The adolescent/teen years are pretty brutal, eh? I think you said it yourself a while back after a trip to the County Fair or something.
Then again, I spent an hour in Odie's kindergarten class today... I always think my kid is the best looking one there.
Hi there! Found your blog via www.notesfromthetrenches.com and thought I would say - Honey, we all looked like that when we were kids! Check out my blog at www.xanga.com/tonijill if you have the chance! I would love to hear from you! Always, Toni Jill
Ah the go old days. Enjoy them because they go so fast. We should create memories for our children that will last for a life time.
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