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SassySheDevil ~ Giving up the fight ~
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mranyguy
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This... yum.
That is fabulous.... seems it all got a little further past the fire.....
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More so for me since no one can pick me up and hold me like that.I miss that!
Not hard to find, more like impossible
That is fabulous.... seems it all got a little further past the fire.....
hah. that's what starts a good fire.
More so for me since no one can pick me up and hold me like that.
I am sure you can find someone to hold you like that, your awesome
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just not my husband.
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Thank you Fred.SASSY fast run by 15 minutes before nurse return... looking GREAT!!
hugs..fred
I weigh more then my skinny ass husband.
For that, I am sorry dear.
for you.Sorry to hear that
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okay.
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That's ok. Been married almost 23 years. Much more important things then being picked up. But it's a fun fantasy.
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ok, I'm totally needing this now.
Oh Yeah please, you lit my fire, let's stoke it a bit and see how hot it burns hehehe.
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3 years ago today, my father in law passed away from Cancer. Not that we don't have a million other things make us think of him. But looking at his Car (now ours) is the biggest reminder. My husband restored this for him before he passed away and the look on his face when we took the blind fold off and showed him his new mustang, was worth everything.
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SassySheDevil
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Thank you. Yes it is a very nice reminder.
3 years ago today, my father in law passed away from Cancer. Not that we don't have a million other things make us think of him. But looking at his Car (now ours) is the biggest reminder. My husband restored this for him before he passed away and the look on his face when we took the blind fold off and showed him his new mustang, was worth everything.
Agree, sorry about your father in law's passing but the car looks awesome
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3 years ago today, my father in law passed away from Cancer. Not that we don't have a million other things make us think of him. But looking at his Car (now ours) is the biggest reminder. My husband restored this for him before he passed away and the look on his face when we took the blind fold off and showed him his new mustang, was worth everything.
Great car! What year model is that, about a '65?
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3 years ago today, my father in law passed away from Cancer. Not that we don't have a million other things make us think of him. But looking at his Car (now ours) is the biggest reminder. My husband restored this for him before he passed away and the look on his face when we took the blind fold off and showed him his new mustang, was worth everything.
That's a pretty Pony Chica.
btw only 42 more to go...
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Ouch, looks a bit ragged before restoration. I don't know if I'd personally have the patience to restore a car. Maybe a little at a time. Maybe anything but body work LOL. He did a very nice job.
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Of course, I wish it was a Camaro, but the Mustang is nice. My Son was thrilled to take it to Prom and Graduation.
Thank you. The way you chatter, that could take a year.That's a pretty Pony Chica.
btw only 42 more to go...
Ouch, looks a bit ragged before restoration. I don't know if I'd personally have the patience to restore a car. Maybe a little at a time. Maybe anything but body work LOL. He did a very nice job.
I made sure to take pics every step of the way. It was impressive to watch it turn into what it is.
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