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Mia2 Mialis1 Mia1_2 Mia was Bat Girl for Halloween.  Of course, one of the dogs had to get at least part of his body into a picture.  By the end of the night, Mia's sugar buzz was gone and she was ready to take off her cape and go to her cave and get some sleep.  Oh and a fairly bad  picture of All That Hair Of Mine.Lisa1 (click on picture to enlarge)

October 31, 2007 in Holidays |

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moi

Wonderful pix! I think you are gawjiss Lisa! Patooteys on "bad". No negative self-talk, ya'll hear?

I will email my sat pix of Georgie the purple and black witch. Don't have any from tonight yet.

Trick-or-treat ya'll.

Posted by: moi | October 31, 2007 at 10:24 PM

Mgt

I love that Mia wanted to be Batman, a tomboy after my own heart. She is really cute.

Lisa, I love that hair. It really suits you.

Posted by: Mgt | November 01, 2007 at 05:57 AM

ronni

Beautiful! I like all that hair, and the sleepy picture of Mia should be entered in a contest.

Posted by: ronni | November 01, 2007 at 08:56 AM

Mgt

Um, what you got against the single strand that I picked out, Ronni? LOL

Posted by: Mgt | November 01, 2007 at 11:08 AM

Nadine

Mia is such a cutie pie. Love her costume.

Great hair, Lisa!

Posted by: Nadine | November 01, 2007 at 02:18 PM

Jo Ann

Mia is SO cute and she looks very pleased with herself as Bat Girl! lol

Your hair is gorgeous - I like it better long than short.

Posted by: Jo Ann | November 01, 2007 at 06:44 PM

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