We travled over 500 miles today (round trip) to see a specialist...
Artie was a champ. He did so good on that long drive! Of course it was hard and towards the end it was almost unbearable for him, but he smiled for the last two miles.
One day I am going to tell you all a story about a brave boy and how wonderful he really is.
The T21 Traveling Afghan Project
Got five minutes? Wonderful and informative!
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All tangled up
Put my right foot in here, and my left arm there...hey! Where is my left foot?
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