Dad's Doing What?


To my hubby:

I love the way you create laughter in our family. I couldn't have picked a better man to be the father of my children.

Happy Father's Day, Honey.

Comments

  1. Joanne Brothwell20 June 2010 at 14:31

    Great picture! He looks like a fun guy.

    I had a blast this weekend - it was great to get to know you!

    I'm a follower now, sorry I wasn't before - I was so certain I was!

    See ya at the next meeting.

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  2. Anita Mae Draper20 June 2010 at 22:34

    Yes, Joanne, it was nice getting to know you, too.

    Hopefully I'll get to the meeting at your place in August. That'll be fun, too.

    :)

    Anita.

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  3. Patti Lacy21 June 2010 at 13:09

    Now this is scary!
    LOL
    Patti

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  4. Niki Turner21 June 2010 at 22:01

    Funny, Anita! Your hubby and my hubby would get along well, I think!
    Niki

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  5. Anita Mae Draper22 June 2010 at 10:06

    Hey, Patti - he's the one trying to scare us all the time. When my sister comes to visit, she tells Nelson right off... "We don't allow anyone jumping around corners and scaring us at our house."

    And he always answers, "That's okay, Anita won't let us scare her, either." LOL

    Thanks for visiting.

    Anita.

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  6. Anita Mae Draper22 June 2010 at 10:10

    I think so, Niki. Your hubby seems to have the same goofy smile as Nelson in all the photos I've seen of him. It's either a thought of thinks past or a precursor of things they still aim to do. LOL

    Anita.

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