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The In-Laws

Mumanddad Meet Peter and Margaret, my in-laws.  I am very fortunate that my in-laws are actually nice fairly normal people and we like each other.

This picture (click on it to make it larger) was taken at Martin's friend Don's wedding almost two years ago.   I finally got the film in my camera developed and had a couple happy surprises.

April 29, 2006 in The Love of Parents |

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Martin

"A fairly normal old British couple she means"...sigh

- Martin

Posted by: Martin | April 29, 2006 at 11:20 PM

Nadine

Okay, I had to laugh. Still trying to picture your Father-in-Law in a Ramones t-shirt.

Posted by: Nadine | April 30, 2006 at 06:39 PM

Michelle

Very nice photo of Peter and Margaret. :)

Posted by: Michelle | May 01, 2006 at 04:09 PM

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