21,000 words

If a picture is worth a thousand words, we’ve slaved all day writing this essay.

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  1. thank you for the new pix!
    and happy turkey day to those in southern north amearica.

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  2. What a gorgeous bunch! They’re getting so grown up and have really started looking like little people!

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  3. i love love LOVE the pics – thank you so much for doing this, been having withdrawals.
    your kiddies are so gorg – and HOW much does Seb look like MC!!
    do the trips get along?
    yay, gorg kids my darling, but totally not surprised

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  4. Oh my goodness!
    I have prayed long and hard for these little miracles.
    What incredibly delightful, gorgeous and happy answers to prayer they all are!
    Thank you for sharing these photos.
    Hugs, Karen

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  5. Gorgeous, fabulous pictures! Thanks so much for sharing. I love them all, especially the bathtime ones. (Can’t believe you can let C have such a large bucket in there, and not get a flood on the floor!) What happy days. Your home overflows with blessings!
    Best wishes,

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21,000 words

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5 Replies to “21,000 words”

  1. thank you for the new pix!
    and happy turkey day to those in southern north amearica.

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  2. What a gorgeous bunch! They’re getting so grown up and have really started looking like little people!

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  3. i love love LOVE the pics – thank you so much for doing this, been having withdrawals.
    your kiddies are so gorg – and HOW much does Seb look like MC!!
    do the trips get along?
    yay, gorg kids my darling, but totally not surprised

    Reply

  4. Oh my goodness!
    I have prayed long and hard for these little miracles.
    What incredibly delightful, gorgeous and happy answers to prayer they all are!
    Thank you for sharing these photos.
    Hugs, Karen

    Reply

  5. Gorgeous, fabulous pictures! Thanks so much for sharing. I love them all, especially the bathtime ones. (Can’t believe you can let C have such a large bucket in there, and not get a flood on the floor!) What happy days. Your home overflows with blessings!
    Best wishes,

    Reply

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Are sandwich letters a bad thing? You know sandwich letters, you’ve received one before, everyone has. They’re an impersonal form of rejection. Think back to

More precious than silver

Love comes in many forms. It isn’t my dad’s birthday, and it certainly isn’t Father’s Day, but today I want to dedicate my blog to

ohhh…THAT blue dress girl

monica lewinsky was on the cover of a magazine the other day. she is a person i have a great deal of sympathy for. bill

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