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Old 07-17-2008, 10:09 AM #11
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Very cute, adorable child, I am glad you are so blessed.
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What beautiful grandbabies. You are truly blessed, Doydie

I wish I had some little ones, but God's plans were a little
different.

The pool is just the perfect size for them. You don't want a
bigger one now. Wait till they grow up.

I am talking from experience.

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what cute little girls. I love the giraffe in the pool....what fun.
Im glad you got to enjoy your grandchildren.
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Wheeeeeeee...what fun. It looks like the little one had no fear...yeaaaaaa!!! You is the Grandma!!!!!
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Thanks for sharing such a great time and your beautiful granddaughters with us.
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