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August 13, 2006

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charles ravndal

What a lovely set of pictures! Anyway, here from Michele!

Linda

saw you at Michele's and thought I'd say hello...what a wonderful experience you seem to have had! Having young kids takes away some of the bliss of a fair (you're always chasing them around). Man, I would KILL for one of those cream puffs...they look AWESOME!

Kathy

Glad you made it to the Fair.

I'm looking forward to your wedding posts - I love your bridesmaid dresses.

Andre

I thought you're supposed to stack the deck and make the bridesmaid dresses ugly. I think Christi might be giving you the wrong advice so she doesn't look goofy at your wedding. My *good* advice? Poofy everything. And maybe hoop skirts. Lacy ones.

Erin

Andre, nobody actually does that. And if they do, they have serious self-esteem issues. The choice of bridesmaid dresses and how the girls look reflects on the bride! I want my *fabulous* taste to shine through! :)

And Kathy - thanks! I can't WAIT to be able to post a wedding and honeymoon recap and lots and lots of pictures!!

Karen

I'm jealous. We did not get there this year, but did make it to the Morning Glory Art Fair, which I really enjoyed.

Good luck with the wedding plans and the wedding! Best wishes!

Stopping by some blogfriends to say hi. Hello from Tosa!

Andre

Lacy. Hoop. Skirts.

:^P

Derek

I STILL have never had a cream puff. I'm don't have much of a sweet tooth. I suppose I should try one sometime though since it is the right thing to do being that I live in Milwaukee.

Amanda

I didn't know that you've never had a cream puff! That's crazy! They are one of my MOST favorite things in the world...and one of the things that I miss most about being a Wisconsinite. hmmmmmm.....I'm salivating right now at the thought of one.

And, I disagree with Dave completely on the style of eating a cream puff. You have to keep the ends together and eat it in a big ol' messy pile. Who politely takes it apart and eats it as two separate things? That's nuts.

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