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Old 06-13-2007, 07:28 PM #1
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Default Hey, you lose some, you win some...
Hey, I may have lost a younger man with a shaved head and smelly socks, but I'm gaining a younger man with a toothles grin, a bald head who wears diapers!

Just got the call from my son that he and his wife are officially having a boy!
They got the ultrasound today and said little Bart Simpson was all too happy to show his stuff !

For the last 22 years it's been PINK PINK PINK in our house... it's about time we get some blue going on!

(My son is 31, and my next daughter is 22... )

I know this isn't PN related, but I have to share it with my PN family!
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