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Default What more could I want?!?
I was so blessed to get to spend my 50th Birthday a few days ago with my two wonderful grandbabies. I could not have asked for a more special gift!

My "Little Bear" just turned 12 months and "Baby Sister" is two weeks. Little Bear calls her "Shishter".

I had been meaning to show a pic of the new one and this gave me a good reason!
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