Somehow I think dad was wishing he was the teenager Anna was insisting he was.
Do you see the similarities here?
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Do I like being a horsey? Neeeiiiigggghhh!!! Great carton Rachel, thanks for the honor of being blogged!
I think the kids need some lessons in horseback riding. It takes an extremely patient (cough) old (cough) horse to put up with them right now.