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As I was surfing last night, I ran across some more fun stuff to do with your pics that is super easy and super fun.  (check it out)

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Jess said…
Ohh! So cool! Thanks!
GypsiAdventure said…
How cool is that...I just love sites like these. Thanks for sharing!
~K
ayamlin said…
Hello!
How are you doing tonight?
it's very interesting!
I'll check it out:)
Kristen said…
Oh that looks like fun!!

Thanks for sharing another fun place on the web. :)

btw- although we left the "motherland" to move on to bigger and better things, we are considering moving back to zionsville here in a couple of years. I guess the pull of the motherland (our family) is stronger than we had anticipated. :)
SOOO WAY COOL! Oh I LOVE it! Thanks for the link!

~melody~
Anonymous said…
Isn't that just so much fun? Love your shots!

I also wanted to say how much I love your profile pictures of you and your family...just awesome! Love me some beach time. I miss being able to just take off for a day at the beach.

Thanks for stopping by my site today.

Kimberlie
Aubrey said…
That is amazing! Thanks for the link!!
Anonymous said…
These are cool. I also love the Andy Warhol style and have seen this done with family photos.
Karen said…
That is cool! I love what you did with your photos. I'm gonna have to try it.
Michelle said…
If they have a MOPS in your area (you can check at www.mops.org) you should definitely try a group out - it's wonderful!
Robin said…
Nice Job on the blog. I am a Jesus lover too, and adopted since age 3. Hugs, and stop over and say hi.
girlie girl said…
Very cool! Thanks for stopping by my blog. I love the pics of your family!

The soccer post is classic :)

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