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Uncanny? no, LOVEY, my sweet---I'd say it's in your blood :lol: (mine too)

We've just got to be related somehow, my dear. Are you SURE we're not? :lol:


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We've just got to be related somehow, my dear. Are you SURE we're not? :lol:

I think we are, from all our discussions on threads and in PMs :) --and someday, we will meet and put it all together. ;) xxoo IH

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Going by my Dad's "mutt theory" then---You and your children must be absolutely gorgeous. :)

Absolutely gorgeous (my kids, that is)!! But, in all honestly, I may be biased.

As for the holiday feast - I would have to start cooking four days in advance!!

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Absolutely gorgeous (my kids, that is)!! But, in all honestly, I may be biased.

As for the holiday feast - I would have to start cooking four days in advance!!

Four days? From your lengthy list of cultures, I'd say at least 2 weeks :lol:

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