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Wednesday, December 19, 2012. Tyler was hysterical while we tried to take these photos. Even though he is not allowed to run on the couch he ran back and forth and back and forth. Posted by The Miracle Family. Saturday, February 25, 2012. Who would of thought it could be 70 in February! We had a great day and got to go ride the little train at town square. Tyler was in heaven! .
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Nick and Amy Perlich. Nick and I met in 2005, just six weeks before I moved to Louisiana. When I moved back in December of 2005 we moved right in together. We got married on August 11, 2007. I think we had the best wedding in the world. I am in school full time and both of us work for Starbucks. We have no kids yet, just a cat named Kira. Tuesday, January 27, 2009. Jeff and the snuggie. Jeff, Bobbi, and Abbis Visit. Trying on snow pants. Abbi in the cart at Meijer. Mike and the fryer.CONTENT
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