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A Photo a Day All Summer Long- Day Six

So the photo of the day really became three today... one to share how I spent my day, and two because they just make me laugh out loud. Seriously.

Stacy Julian taught at the store today. Inspiring, wonderful, fun. She's just amazing.

And of course, we had to get our obligatory 'with Stacy' pictures. Too bad they both turned out just terrible. This first one is hilarious, I think. Look at me... I'm looking at her as though she has two heads. Or maybe I was thinking she was drunk, because she certainly looks it here. And Kathy apparently didn't get enough sleep last night.

Who didn't get enough sleep here? Great picture all around, I think, except for my fully closed eyes. Everyone has beautiful smiles, my hair is nicely settled around my shoulders, we've been well placed in our surroundings.And my eyes are closed. Sheesh.

Oh well. It was a good day anyway. Even without great pictures.

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  1. Kelly6:28 AM

    your hair is getting so long again. Are you going to really grow it out? It looks fabulous!

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  2. Marie7:27 PM

    closed eyes and all you look beautiful! what a fun day!!

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  3. michelle_d10:02 PM

    I'll bet you could get someone to photoshop your eyes open and then it would be perfect :)

    (ask susie about her Christmas cards)

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