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  1. 07-09-2008, 07:36 AM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by smokey the elder View Post
    How old is she? From her flight "survival kit" I'd estimate under 10. Brave girl for flying "solo"!

    She's 18 LOL! but mad as a box of frogs
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    That's too funny! Some kids just never grow up. I was shocked when mine graduated high school and were either asking for or buying for themselves Disney movies. And no matter what Christy claims she buys most of them for herself - it's just lucky she now has kids for an excuse!

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    You know, we have about a 7 hour plane flight coming up in a couple of weeks, and I'll probably be coloring right along with my 10 year old! HA Your daughter will have a blast.....I had never heard the expression "mad as a box of frogs" That is hysterical....I'll have to use that one!!
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    Good for her. Happiest are the people who never put down their purple crayons
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    Quote Originally Posted by MoonandBean View Post
    Good for her. Happiest are the people who never put down their purple crayons
    That would be Harold, and his lovely purple crayon, with which he drew a lovely bit of a picture book.

    Yes, purple is a wonderful color for a crayon. It's my favorite as well.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jenn_librarian View Post
    That would be Harold, and his lovely purple crayon, with which he drew a lovely bit of a picture book.
    Nothing soothes my son more than a video of Harold and the Purple Crayon. What a GREAT set of stories.
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    Mad as a box of frogs huh.... That's a new one!

    You should be proud of yourself for raising a smart young lady that sounds like she'll always stay young at heart!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Brody's Mum View Post
    She's 18 LOL! but mad as a box of frogs
    So she's just like her mom!

    Sorry to hear that the vacation wasn't what she expected, but glad she is home! I know you missed her, and I am sure it was difficult seeing her go.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JenBKR View Post
    So she's just like her mom!
    She's far braver than I am
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    Poor Katie !!!I feel so sorry for her...! Give her a hug for me please
    I miss you enormously Sydney, Maya, Inka & Zazou Be happy there at the Rainbow Bridge
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