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I started to go through my photo archives and thought I would share a few oldies. Looking at these photos has flooded me with fond memories and reminded me of how blessed I am. The one below is of my 2 oldest boys that are now teenagers. We were at Grandpa and Grandma's house in Oklahoma. They were using tongs to feed the horses because one of the boys got his fingers bitten earlier. I thought their idea was both hilarious and creative.
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yes, very creative. :) I'll have to remember that for my boy when he feeds the young colts in the field behind us in the spring. :) They sometimes don't remember their manners.
Posted by: Annette | February 1, 2008 06:54 PM
Hi again Lisa,
If this picture was take in Oklahoma, do you live in OK? My brother is in Ada. Contact me if you live near there and would like his info.
Sometimes the Lord puts people in touch with each other for a purpose.
Posted by: Lisa Emrich | February 1, 2008 07:41 PM