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3 comments:
Of course you are...and those smiles and vibrant eyes are a great testimony to the fact that studying is a good thing.
Warmly,
Di
commenting...at M-mv. Wow.
Oooh! They're growing up!
I love their glasses. Glasses make you look smart! At least, that's what I've been telling myself for the past 30 years. ;)
Yes, they're 15 and 13 now. How did that happen? And indeed: Glasses do make you look smart. Thank you for the kind words, ladies.
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