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my two sons

i know with all of the steelers stuff lately, some of you have been missing pictures of the kids. here they are a couple of weeks ago before church. notice the hands in the pockets. who teaches them this stuff?




and these are some fun i had with some pictures over at faceinhole. you can just put a picture of anyone into all these templates, and you can get some very funny results. this one is shrek and the wrestler below is cade. hope it makes you laugh as much as it made me laugh. have a great friday!




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Crafty P said…
oh for goodness sake, that is hilarious. I knew you didn't grow your hair and all that jazz in your fb profile pic.

cade looks like even more of a bruiser in the picture! yikes!
9:14 AM
Crafty P said…
ps. are you going to start blocking my comments if I don't, you know...?
9:14 AM
Anonymous said…
i just want to pinch cade's nipples
10:21 AM
NJ Grandma said…
OMG - I just love Shrek and the wrestler. They definitely made me laugh. Just wanted to welcome you home and congratulations on your superbowl champions!!! ~Gail~
10:50 AM
Mary said…
I am dying with how cute they are! they are so studly!!!
9:58 PM
cathyq said…
Love those cuties in the blue ties!
9:24 PM
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