And the men!

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Can't forget to photo the two men of the house (for now)...soon to be three. Of course enjoy Malachi dressing himself for school and had to wear a tie because daddy wears one.


And I love this one...Aaron needed shades while he worked on our french doors...gotta say my sunglasses look great on him!






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