Wordless Wednesday
Posted on October 16, 2007 by Mishi | 30 Comments
W O R D L E S S W E D N E S D A Y
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that is way too cute
Happy WW
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Great picture! I love black and white =)
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What an adorable picture! It looks like it was a fun Saturday night movie night with the family. How cool to have a photo of it.
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they all are sooo cute!!!
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what a beautiful shot!!
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Beautiful eyes…
Happy Ww…
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They all have such pretty eyes. This is a great picture.
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Where does the time go?
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What a beautiful photo. Happy WW
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So priceless! I love the B&W!
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Just PRECIOUS!!!!! I love it……
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They are darlings. I agree with everybody. Black & White = Awesome
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Very nice… seeing the title “flashback” and the image… how old is this?
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Such beautiful children! I gotta wonder what they’re staring at… could it be a TV trance?! :)
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How sweet!
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too
too precious!
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Matthew: It’s almost exactly 6 years old. Many changes since this picture!!
MC: It’s Thomas the Tank Engine! That’s my big clod hopper in the background and I remember watching it from the couch. I remember what we did earlier that day, too; it was a family day!
:)
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They look so behaved. And I thought kids this age are far from behaved. At least mine is. Lol
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What a great shot. The little one’s eyes are so pretty!
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sweet sweetie sweet sweet.
-HH
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Precious babies!!! Gorgeous eyes :)
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Great shot, black and white looks so good.
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Really a great shot!
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Now that is one to frame!
Jane, Pinks & Blues
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I thought that that might have been you in the photo! Very cute. You did good!
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very cute children – I remember my parenst taking similar ones
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I like the b&w effects!
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Oh… the eyes…
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Spectacular picture!
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That is a wonderful photo – the pure trust of the young illustrates practicality to us all!
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