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You guys (you and Michelle) look great, ageless and fit, I guess reflecting a solid health and living in paradisiacal and clean Davis, unless drinking some concoction you should send to us. And what a wonderful and expanding family! You must have had a really enjoyable Thanksgiving day, plus the excitement to get a new large screen TV, I assume also concave, while merging into the black Friday avalanche in search for low prices.

Amazing to see your daughters totally converted in beautiful señoritas and señoras. Your granddaughter is really cute. Who would resist to have her in one’s arms, letting her wet nose run all over one, exactly as you let while typed your former note. You also have two handsome sons as an addition to the family. …show more content…

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