Goodbye 2010




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Sandy said…
Very, very cute, Pamela. Goodbye 2010 and may you have a healthy, happy, and prosperous New Year...nah, just be blessed with whatever you need.
4:26 PM, December 31, 2010
Janis said…
How did you do that?? so cute! Happy New Year to you n your family Pamela. I love the Christmas memory post...a very heart warming story!
4:39 PM, December 31, 2010
Steve Skinner said…
Love it!! Happy new year.
4:44 PM, December 31, 2010
Sayre said…
Love that! I hope 2011 sees some good news and better times for you and your family! For all of us, really...
5:08 PM, December 31, 2010
darkfoam said…
i don't know about you ..
but as far as i'm concerned i want a refund for 2010.
i wish you and your loved ones a prosperous new year, pam.
Happy 2011!!
5:54 PM, December 31, 2010
Faye said…
Waving with the little guy--made me smile. Wishing you and yours a good life in 2011, Pamela. And a few belly laughs.
6:28 PM, December 31, 2010
Far Side of Fifty said…
Happy New Year! I hope your Christmas was delightful! I hope you are taking good care of yourself..Grandmothers can get worn out ya know:)
11:04 PM, December 31, 2010
Alice (in BC Canada) said…
HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!

Sending you wishes for a totally awesome 2011, filled with love and all the good things you want in your life.
11:51 PM, December 31, 2010
Intense Guy said…
:) Amen to that - I hope 2011 brings you lots of ... uneventful moments interspersed with giggles and laughter fom the grandkids.
6:11 AM, January 01, 2011
Claudia said…
Goodbye 2010!! Thank you for many good times and memories. 2011, Come on in!

Happy New Year Pamela!
7:39 AM, January 01, 2011
Hayden said…
What fun! Happy New Year, and may it bring you and yours all that you need, and all of the laughter you can hold.
3:32 PM, January 01, 2011
Peter said…
and welcome 20 11.
1:48 AM, January 02, 2011
Living Life said…
So cute! Hope you had a nice New Year's celebration.
6:18 PM, January 02, 2011
Unknown said…
Love. :0) Hope this year is better. :)
7:39 PM, January 02, 2011
Unknown said…
Oh and thank you for keeping me in your prayers!
7:39 PM, January 02, 2011
Masago said…
:-)

New year salutations!
9:21 PM, January 04, 2011
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