Merry Christmas!

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  1. Thomas Magee12/20/2009 3:36 PM

    SImply beautiful....Merry Christmas!!!!

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  2. Anonymous12/20/2009 8:44 PM

    Merry Christmas to the Sandersons from the Sandersons! Thank you for the beautiful Christmas Card.

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  3. My Weightloss Journey12/21/2009 9:39 AM

    What a true Blessing it is to Be a part of your Family... We wish you a Very Merry Christmas and Love the Card!! I love the Picture of Pais and Laurel. Thanks for all you do!!

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  4. Anonymous12/21/2009 10:14 AM

    Wonderful! Merry Christmas to you both, and to Laurel, and _ _ _ _ _ _!

    Sarah and Josh

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  5. Amanda12/21/2009 3:23 PM

    I love it!!!

    I pray y'all have a very blessed Christmas!

    Love bunches,
    Amanda

    PS You know she's going to kill you one day for some of those pics:)

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  6. Anonymous12/21/2009 3:40 PM

    What a great Card. Merry CHRISTmas from your Laurel family.
    Joe and Jean

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  7. Flynn12/21/2009 6:48 PM

    She's too cute! Wish I were close enough to pinch those chubby little cheeks!
    --Jennifer

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  8. Amy12/22/2009 5:16 AM

    aw..what a great card! Merry Christmas y'all!

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  9. brooke12/27/2009 9:32 PM

    Awww that was really just so cute! Thanks for sharing. I hope you had a Merry Christmas!
    BRooke

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