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day 8There's nothing more healing than a mother's healing kisses.
I wish I was that kid again.
Saturday, June 28, 2008
It's more than skin-deep
day 2day 4day 6day 8There's nothing more healing than a mother's healing kisses.
I wish I was that kid again.
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OWWWW! shawnee! that looks painful...yeah I remember those scrapes as a kid. Though now it seems to take longer to heal. I hope it heals quick!
Here's a warm hug...((( )))
oh! Ow!!!
What are you doing to yourself??? Not good!
Heal fast!
Yowza!...brings back childhood memories of a horrible spill on an old chert gravel road!'
'hope yer better soon!
Two words for you: BAG BALM
It soothes and heals.
My greatest spill was across the railroad tracks three blocks from home. Decades later I still have a scar to "show off".
BTW, no Tilley yet. I quit looking. I have learned it was not left on Shackleford Island for the horses to wear. That narrows it down to somewhere between here and there - a mere 1100 miles.
WOW! Thanks everyone. BIB BALM, huh? Kate, you cracked me up by your "showing off" story. I think I have a few or more of those stories, too! (and scars to prove it).
Shawn! Yowwwww! Whatever you were doing to get that, I hope it was fun.
You're gonna have some major scabbage. Which reminds me... I don't know about you, but as a kid, I didn't go a week without my knees covered in scabs. But I always kind of liked them, like badges of courage or something. You know, as if it showed I wasn't some sissy girl afraid to go fast and get dirty.
You are no sissy girl! I'll tell you that.
Thanks for stopping by my self-absorbed site.
You're so cute michele! You liked to show off your scabs as it showed badges of courage! How adorable is that! Sorta like... when I wore a fake half-arm cast in the 3rd grade to school .... or when I showed off my retainer made up of of a twisted paperclip. Or... when I just posted this photo? ;O)
I wear it proudly.. my badge of courage.
Shawn, I showed your wounds to Christer and his respond shocked me. He said, "Sweet." I must add that he said it with a touch of admiration in his tone.
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