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CAN YOU TELL ME WHAT IS MISSING??

What Mom could resist sharing these two pictures? Well, not me that is for sure. Can you tell me what LisaMarie, age six and Marshal almost 18, next week, have in common? They are both missing 4 teeth...LOL. Miss LisaMarie is very happy to show you all that are missing. Marshal on the other hand just had his 4 wisdom teeth pulled out yesterday and is not too happy about it. He remembered that he forgot to ask the doctor for his teeth so I called just as soon as I found out he did not have them, but it was too late. I guess the tooth fairy got lucky on that one. LisaMaire is working on number 5 and 6...lets hope that takes a few weeks. She is already having a hard enough time eating corn on the cob, one of her all time favorite foods.
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Anonymous said…
Roberta,

I love your blog!! It is really neat and a great way to connect everyone with your family and all the acitvities you guys are involved in. Thanks for the inspiration :)

Dawna
10:48 AM
Anonymous said…
Poor Marshall! He looks absolutely miserable. On the other hand Lisa Marie is estatic!!! Don't worry Marshall, this too shall pass.
Love y'all.. :^)
Aunt Tammy
1:45 AM
Anonymous said…
hey mom I love the picture. well love you


jeremy
1:39 PM
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