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January 02, 2012

Refugees

Last night there was a strong wind that blew over three of our porch nativity statues.

Obviously, the Holy Family needed protection, so we brought them inside. :)

SB thought the Baby Jesus needed extra attention.

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And Taz thought He would enjoy a good book.

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(Personally, I think He was just fact-checking.)

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But it's still Christmas Time (all the way until next Sunday!), so, with a few paint touch-ups and weather notwithstanding, they'll be back on duty today.

Merry Christmas!

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Posted at 01:36 PM in Christmas, Cue Laughtrack |

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Love to all of you for your protection of the blessed family. Hope you all had a great holiday season. Love & miss you all.

Posted by: patti | January 03, 2012 at 10:09 AM

Awww... how sweet! I love that first picture. :)

Posted by: Amy | January 05, 2012 at 11:03 PM

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