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- Patsy
- Bay City, TX, United States
- I'm a retired teacher who lives with my husband of 30+ years and year old miniture dachshund,Heidi. Hubby is the reason for the blog title. I call *While You're Up* my Indian name because I hear it often in the evenings. My three daughters are grown, as are my three step-sons, but they continue to fill my life with joys and worries, as do the 7 grandchildren I share with Robert. My blog is an outlet for that little writing bug I occasionally get.
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17 comments:
Talk about digging in! She's a cutie. Happy WW.
Ha! Ha! She's got it all figured out when it comes to chocolate. What a cute photo. :D
What a wonderul picture. Happy WW!
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Elle a bien raison la petite demoiselle : le chocolat : hummmmmmmm
Isn't chidhood wonderful? No worry about mess or calories.Spoon it in and enjoy!
Delightful photo.
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Aw what a sweetie. Great shot.
two is always better than one LOL!!!
happy WW!
That girlie has the right idea! :)
Don't we ALL use 2 spoons for chocolate? HAHA Classic.
Happy WW
B @ The Love Blog
LOL! She`s got the right idea, my boys would be right in there with her when it comes to chocolate and two spoons. :)
"And for my NEXT trick ..."
Double the chocolaty goodness! Your grand-daughter is adorable.
Just like girl should eat chocolate! So cute!
LOL! Now that's what I call efficient :)
Adorable!
Oooh, I'd make her share one with me! So cute!
Thanks for visiting my little football player. It's good to hear someone enjoyed their son's long football career. I'd prefer a short one at this point, but maybe it will grown on me. You got a great reward for your investment!
Too cute
When chocolate is involved, she's absolutely right: two spoons is the way to go.
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