Can I really define my childhood with a photo?
It would be hard, because it appears I am still in it.
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4 comments:
your post made me laugh... good job! i count myself as lucky to have been such a spectator of your childhood! what a thrill!!! I love you dearly!
I especially love the pippi picture!
Me too! A still, small voice told her to put it up.
I just wanted to say.... I still really like that Pippi picture.
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