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Thanksgiving - Pictures in Profile

Last Sunday, The Man Beast's people came for an early Thanksgiving feast. It wasn't done on purpose...but [almost] everybody got his or her picture taken - as a (semi) profile!






Until next time...
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  1. Ronnica12/1/08, 2:27 PM

    Did you intend to take profiles, or were people just turning away?

    I love the verse you have at the top!

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  2. Iva12/1/08, 5:06 PM

    MIL has a thing for feet...I have a thing for profiles. It just kind of happened that way...not sure why.

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  3. Scary Mommy12/2/08, 6:53 AM

    Great pics, though I think I've destroyed every profile pic of me, LOL!

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