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How sweet they are! They look so much alike.
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice boy Dylan is to doctor his doggie who fell off the bed.Innocents is a wonderful thing.
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I love my boys!! They are like the cherry on top of a hot fudge sundae . . . the finishing touch to my life. I count them as jewels in my crown, were I to have a crown. I am much blessed and so thankful.
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