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Sunday, June 12, 2011
Nothing sweeter...
...than watching Daddy and Bug reading bed time stories to each other.
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my story...
Mr. and Mrs. Smith
September 2007 in Vegas
In Utah January 2008
July 2003...Our Engagement Photo
July 4, 2002 - One of our very first dates
Zachary
2005
Maui - 2008
Nov. 2006. Flying up to Bellingham
Jessica
2008
Caden
5 Days Old
Porter
6 Months Old
About Porter
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So far I think: Just started it...too soon to tell.
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Review: I read this book in about 2 days while in Hawaii. It's a quick read, but very raw and emotional. Told from a male perspective, this is a story of love, heartache, loss, self discovery and most of all, family. Although it's probably not for everyone - therefore, I won't add it to the "must read" list, I really enjoyed it and would read it again.
Review: I absolutely love this book. The heartwrenching story of a family narrated by the family dog. It had me literally laughing out loud at some parts and crying the next. An absolute must read - especially if you're a dog lover.
Books You Should Read...
probably my all-time favorite book. i've read it many times and everytime i love it more. a story of a man trying to find his place in life by finding out where he came from. amazingly written...i wish wally lamb wrote more books.
a classic. as always, the book is better than the movie - and I LOVE the movie!
written by augusten burroughs brother - which is why i read it in the first place. the story of his life with asperger's syndrome - interesting and fun. easy to read. recommended to anyone who loves augusten burroughs or is interested in the autism spectrum.
i liked this book more than it's counterpart - the kite runner. i love books about other cultures and his books are so well written.
i didn't think i would like this book...but i did. so much so that i even read the sequel - a world without end. the characters are so real and really draw you into the story.
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