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Wordless Wednesday: Watch Reno Grow





Thankful thought:  Thanks for Purina Pro Plan Large Breed Puppy Formula, which seems to be working!

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  1. Just saw your comment on Sew Many Ways, and you picked the same favorite meal as I did (switching out corn on the cob for artichoke!) I figured we are kindred foodie spirits! lol

    Congrats on your WW success! I'm on it as well, since February 1st. I made lifetime member back in the 80's, and unfortunately gained it all back over the last 20 years.....how did that happen!?! :o) But I weighed myself this morning and I'm now at 12 pounds down! Woohoo!

    Reno is adorable.....love the pics of him.

    And congrats on your son's engagement! How long do you have until the wedding? If it's at least a year, one of the best gifts a friend of mine gave her daughter......she spent the year purchasing/collecting beautiful holiday decorations and gave them as a gift. What new bride has the time, inclination, or money to decorate for the different holidays, right? I thought it was genius!

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