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December 27, 2008

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Sharyn

It was 57 here today - how 'bout that? :) And the pants drop shot is classic!

Amy L

Very fun photos. Those are the best beaches in the world!

Donna

oooh...I'm so jealous. What I wouldn't give for a day on a warm sunny beach. But is was almost 65 degrees here today so I can't complain much. It was a good day to get out there & start cleaning up the mess from the storm. Felt good to put a dent in that job.

sandee

You know with sand that white, y'all could have dressed up in some wintry outfits and pretended to be standing in the snow! Maybe a sand snowman for an added touch!

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