Anonymous-0
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How kids grow up!
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larry@stinescorner
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do they get along well?No fights? lol
old popper
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Yeah, and so dang fast too. Congrats on the "Cubs" win. Too bad the Chicago Cubs can't win more often.
Man I di not know folks from north of the border could look that good. Ever now and then take time to enjoy them it all goes too fast. I am into the grand kids thing now. Have a little more time for them than I did when mine were growing up. Three good looking kids.
Anonymous-0
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Now we know why Lyle's so busy outside all the time, can't imagine being in the house with 4 women or trying to afford them. HA HA, I have my fill with just my 11 year old at times. Good looking gals!! chris
Anonymous-0
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If I were you I would begin to show those girls some respect. They look tougher than their old man and will soon be in control of your destiny. Good looking bunch.
Hal/ Eastern WA
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Organized girl"s football up North? I have seen a few girls on high school boys football teams, but in every case the girl was there as a kicker/punter.
My youngest daughter is a very talented all-around athlete, and I watched her play football with her brothers around home. I think she would have been a very effective receiver if she had gone out for football on a real team. But she was about the best distance runner around here, and Cross Country and football seasons were at the same time. Her cross country and track successes led to an athletic scholarship that paid her way through college, so I guess she made the right choice.
And I guess I would worry about my little girl getting hurt playing football, especially playing against the BIG boys. Football is rough. I still cannot turn my head very far either way because of high school football injuries.
Fine looking girls! They grow up so fast...good luck!
My youngest daughter is a very talented all-around athlete, and I watched her play football with her brothers around home. I think she would have been a very effective receiver if she had gone out for football on a real team. But she was about the best distance runner around here, and Cross Country and football seasons were at the same time. Her cross country and track successes led to an athletic scholarship that paid her way through college, so I guess she made the right choice.
And I guess I would worry about my little girl getting hurt playing football, especially playing against the BIG boys. Football is rough. I still cannot turn my head very far either way because of high school football injuries.
Fine looking girls! They grow up so fast...good luck!
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