Mothers day
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Mothers day
I would like to take this time and wish all the MOMS on this board a very happy Mothers day.
Jack
Mill Valley, California
2004 R1150R Piedmont Red
Mill Valley, California
2004 R1150R Piedmont Red
I have two teenagers. My son is the older of the two. They are both great kids and have never given me a bit of trouble or worry. I'm posting a picture of them both because they are nice lookin' kids and happy kids which you rarely see anymore these days. I took both pictures, but within the last 6 months got into photography and so the picture of my daughter is one of my first attempts at a portrait style picture. He wants to be a writer and she wants to marry someone rich. We have a fun relationship and some great memories. Good looking kids, huh? (not that anyone cares, but it is mother's day and so I should be entitled to a bit of boasting on my kids).


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rockstercliff
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Cute Kids
Nice looking kids, you are most blessed, I also have one of each in the same order as you. It goes very fast, my son is in Iraq and it seems just yesterday I was strapping him in a carseat to go to Disneyworld. My daughter is still with me, but in local college looking to spread her wings soon. ENJOY BIG TIME. 
Here's an interesting statistic. Heard it on the radio this morning.
http://www.keepmedia.com/pubs/HealthDay ... &oliID=213
But...
1 in 25 fathers are unknowingly raising kids that are not theirs biologically.
http://www.healthcentral.com/newsdetail ... 353_2.html
Happy Mothers Day!
http://www.keepmedia.com/pubs/HealthDay ... &oliID=213
But...
1 in 25 fathers are unknowingly raising kids that are not theirs biologically.
http://www.healthcentral.com/newsdetail ... 353_2.html
Happy Mothers Day!
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DJ Downunder
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