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Spenser all covered in my hand lotion.

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beki said…
Good thing it is only hand lotion. Lily pulled this stunt with coco butter. That did not come off easily!
9:02 AM EST
Anonymous said…
Cute! At least her skin will be well moisturized and smelling good.
9:22 AM EST
Anonymous said…
at least it was just lotion.... allegedly I covered my mother's bathroom with lipstick when I was about Spenser's age... count your blessings!!
9:48 AM EST
laura capello said…
oh my. that child.
10:42 AM EST
Anonymous said…
that girl is BUSY!

merry christmas, you big crazy fun family!
11:39 AM EST
Anonymous said…
I do not envy you one bit at this moment...the worst I've dealt with so far is banana! Oh, and strawberry yogurt.
2:39 PM EST
Karyn said…
he he he..thanks so much for the giggle!!
4:43 PM EST
Anonymous said…
she is so cute! and, must smell so good with all that lotion :)
8:19 PM EST
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