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o, they are so sweet....yours, hers, together! xoC

Cute! I do the same thing, mostly when I am driving. I write posts and stories in my head while the kids sing in the back seat.

My kids unfortunately seem to have gotten Daddy's hobbit feet. Wide bases that keep them upright more than my narrow trip-a-lot bases.

I am so glad that I found your blog (through apronista I think?) It reminds me that I will be ok, and deployment isn't the end.

I feel blessed to have stumbled across your blog via apronista...

I've tried to catch up with your story and am so glad you are still blogging.

You and your beautiful family will be in my prayers.

Blessings... a fellow wife mommy, and apron lover, *Linda*
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That is so funny you mention toes - my daughters both have my husbands feet. I chuckle about it all the time when they are walking barefoot.

Such a cute pic!

I've been stalking your blog for quite some time and I've never commented, but this leads me to come out of the dark.

I do the same thing with the random though blogs.

As a matter of fact, your toes made me think of a post I made back in December...check it out...at least the last picture!

http://theotherhuse.blogspot.com/2007/12/and-now-we-bring-you-back-to-our.html

oh man I write so many posts in my head it's not even funny. Very cute photo.

Ok, now you've got me curious which parent *I* got it from, or if it's a throwback a few generations *haha* (I'm sure it'll make for a memorable experience the next time I visit your Nana & Grandpa... they'll wonder what in the heck I'm doing, checking out their toes!)

miss u,
mom

Hello piggies! (Neither of my girls look like me either. It's going around.)

that's really cute photo. you could do this again in 6 months, and 6 months after that . i just love documenting how a child grows. they are little for only so long. my son inherited my toes too.

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