WW: sharing s'mores

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My parents love to talk to my boys on Skype. The other day we caught up with Grandma F before lunch. Moose had made a pretend s'more in class (theme: camping) and was "feeding" it to his grandma. So funny. She'd act like she was taking a bite...both boys were just giggles.


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tiarastantrums said…
THAT is so very sweet!
March 9, 2011 at 10:24 AM
Gledwood said…
You are such a goodlooking family, you know that!

I hope you're well, sorry I've not been by for ages you know I had "a problem" well I got a LOT more control over it but at the same time became mentally ill with a bipolar-type condition. It's all bloged at mine if you want to know more... but that's why I've not been round. I hope all's OK with you. I'm OK bar a bit of depression that brightens in the evening (a common phenomenon I'm told; depression that's worse in the morning and improves in the evening is highly characteristic of bipolar)... so I'm surviving. You look like you're doing really well so congratulations!

And all the very best from London Town ;-)
March 9, 2011 at 3:45 PM
Stacy Uncorked said…
That is so funny! And Grandma F is a great sport! ;)

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March 9, 2011 at 5:28 PM
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