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11-02-2005
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GOLD DIGGER
Join Date: Oct 2002
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Re: Frikkin Trick-or-Treaters
I was actually dissapointed. I bought ALOT of candy!
The weather was really nice this year (NO snow yet!!!) But... Kids are not out trick or treating anymore... I think most of them go to organized parties... its safer. And I'm in a nice neighborhood too. Hehehe. I gotta show you guys the pics of my dog and my son dressed in matching convict costumes. Too cute for words! (I have to blur my kids face out though cause I will not post pics of my kids on a public forum). Sabby 
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GOLD DIGGER
Join Date: Oct 2002
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Re: Frikkin Trick-or-Treaters
And... If I dont stop eating all this left over candy my ass is gonna look like Amber's soon!
At least I know Sergie will love me  Sabby
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11-02-2005
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Join Date: Apr 2004
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Re: Frikkin Trick-or-Treaters
A knock on my door actually stunned me this Halloween. I thought "oh, no!" and answered the door. The lady next door had brought her 7 week old baby over to show me his "cat costume." Oh, seriously cute! What a bright baby! Even at that young age, he was thoughtfully moving his fingers as he watched my hand wave at him with a "hmmm...this is interesting" expression. The baby was all smiles, causing his mother to say "boy, he really likes you!"
I brought over a baby present and a boquet of flowers for them yesterday because they brightened my holiday so much.
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