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From the mouths of babes...

The FedEx guy brought some boxes to our house. As he was leaving I said, "Thank you! Merry Christmas!" Of course the kids had to follow suit. First Chase, "Thank you! Merry Christmas!" And then Amelie, but of course she added her own twist, "Thank you! Merry Christmas! Cheerio! Happy Birthday!" hahahahaha

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nora.lakehurst said…
So darling.
Maureen said…
you have thee cutest kids ever! Im so glad your writing all this down. oh how I wish I would've done that. Merry Christmas, hope you have the best one ever! Love you all.
Lee Family said…
This reminds me of leaving your house and how they each had to say good bye to me . . . like 5 times each. I love all of these new posts! Keep up the good work. We got your cute Christmas card in the mail today - we're mailing yours tomorrow - I haven't been an awesome Christmas-card-mailer but we did print some, so you just wait.
Sawyer is so cute! I love the Temple Square pictures - how fun!
We miss you guys!

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