Sadly, our photographer was unaware that the focal point of this picture was not supposed to be our bellybuttons. Imagine me with the top of my head, and you have the Fabulous Four, so named by me, just now. What can I say about these ladies besides they are amazing and I cherish their friendship? Kristy, the one on the far right owns a dance studio. She is the catalyst of the Fab Four. She decided to open her studio again, a few years after having her second child and I signed my girls up as soon as they could walk. While there, I found an adult class and, after two years of contemplating, decided to try it out. It was hard. It hurt. But I would dream I could fly after every class. Kristy's second child was diagnosed with Epidermolysis bullosa , a rare, painful, and often eventually fatal skin disease. As her daughter's skin blistered upon touch, bled and peeled off, Kristy pulled up herself up by her bootstraps and created clothing that didn't damage her daughter's...
That's funny. Those old Norman Rockwell pictures are very cute, but I think quite different from most people's lives these days.
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Love those photos...very clever...love Norman Rockwell.
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I always wonder what planet Rockwell was living on.
ReplyDeleteAt least you had dinner at your home, or someone's home right? That's a step up from us
Hahahha! I wanna see the real pictures now!
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving, a few days late :-)
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