Rachelle Writes: The Trade

Saturday, February 20, 2010

The Trade

I offered Kyri some new bath paints in trade for her pacifiers a few weeks ago. Today she took me up on it and we threw out the pacifier.

Mike and I are both terrified.

3 comments:

Hilary said...: We have been needing to get rid of McKenzie's, but I, too, am terrified at the prospect. I'll be interested to hear how it goes! (And I love the idea of the trade!); 7:15 PM
Anonymous said...: Beautiful picture of a beautiful girl. Hope the "angel" overpowers the little devil in her.
Gary just adores her.
Judy; 7:31 PM
Linds said...: How did it go last night?? Did you all make it through?; 4:54 AM

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