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Ooops! I hope nobody was in those potties. :)
ReplyDeleteI see the domino effect coming along.....
ReplyDeleteJane
HaHaha!!! Knowing me, I would be sitting in potty number 1.
ReplyDeleteSo funny!
Better than his! :-)
ReplyDeleteWow! What a great shot. And, I love how you captioned it. Perfect.
ReplyDeleteThe Old Salt has been keeping me updated on your post during my hiatus from blogging. Nice to get you lovely comment on my "think pink" lady.
I am excited to hear about your attending your first collage football game. I have never been to a football game either . We did not have a team at my high school. But, I hope to go to the local high school game soon to see my grandson play in the marching band at half time. My nephew is on the team but is out for the season with a broken hand.