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To Good to be True

We finally made it to South Arkansas this weekend to see my parents. My Dad is doing wonderful! He looks good, acts good and seems to feel good! Steve went deer hunting while we stayed at my parents. The girls were VERY wild and just plain hyper. I don't know why they were bouncing off the walls.

Sarah Kate in time-out.


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The Ormons said…
Praise God Laurie. Your dad looks great. I know you are feeling so relieved. Great pictures.
Amy said…
so thankful your dad is doing well!! and i could just kick myself after seeing Sarah kate in that PRECIOUS dress! i was thiiisclose to buying it and then decided against it. now that i see her in it, i am SO wishing i would have - it is even cuter on than it was in the pictures!! :)
Lauren said…
SO glad your dad is doing well!!!!!!!!!!
Mallory said…
So glad to see your Dad doing so well! He looks great, what an answered prayer!
Nancy said…
Praise God for his progress!! YAY! That's wonderful!
Tracy said…
So glad that your dad is doing so well. He looks great! Glad you and the girls were able to see them!
His Doorkeeper said…
Love the pics of your Mom and Dad with the girls!
Your Dad looks GREAT! I am so thankful he is up and doing well! The girls' dresses are just precious!
Sara said…
You Dad looks amazing! So glad his recovery is going well!
Anonymous said…
Your dad really does look great! God is so good :)

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