VISUAL SAINT PAUL: Maggi-Camera Critters

Saturday, June 09, 2012

Maggi-Camera Critters

DH and our sweet Maggi!

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17 comments:

Lowell7:22 AM
Oh boy...you're so lucky to have a sweet Maggi! She's beautiful.

Your comment on Ocala was very funny and obviously you know teens very well!
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TexWisGirl8:23 AM
she's a beauty!
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Judy9:01 AM
This is a nice shot of a quiet moment. These are the best moments.
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Lynette9:30 AM
Swell duo, surely essential parts of your happiness, as you are of theirs.
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brattcat9:37 AM
looks like dog days there, dh looks hot. (tell him he can take that any way he wants.)
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Dave-CostaRicaDailyPhoto.com10:24 AM
Maggi looks like she is wondering when it will be time to put her Packers scarf on again and watch some football.
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Sharon10:28 AM
She has very friendly eyes!
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Kay5:02 PM
"Is this my better side? Here, let me put my paw up for a little more glamour. I'm ready for my closeup Mr. DeMille. . ."
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Randy7:43 PM
She looks like a daddy's girl.
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Kathy8:15 PM
I think you'll treasure this photo for many years to come!
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Jack10:20 PM
A nice portrait of two of your favorites.
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PJ10:29 PM
Maggi is a sweetie, she must think DH is too!
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Anonymous11:37 PM
Maggi looks like a sweetheart!
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Suzie6:24 PM
What a beautiful girl she is. I guess she won't be coming to Charleston??
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EG CameraGirl8:27 AM
Nice portrait of Maggi. Clearly she is loved.
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Charlestonjoan8:23 PM
Awwww.....love it!
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sonia a. mascaro1:43 PM
What a lovely photo!
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