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Old 01-16-2008, 01:33 AM #1
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I tried to figure out a way of posting the address but as usual, I couldn't. My baby started walking last week and her parents posted a video of it on her big sisters web page. Why does a 6 year old need a web page? But if you all want to enjoy my grandaughter as much as I do, I suugggest you go to www.trinityclifford.com and click on 'Ellie walking'. Oh, be sure and have the volume on. have fun.
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