Something I don't leave the house without:

There's lots of things I don't leave the house without, like, for instance, my keys. But I am always cold. I always have socks on and a sweater/cardigan and I never leave the house without my jacket

I love my jacket.

But more importantly, I NEVER leave the house without Joshua.
Or my sunglasses.

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Candice and Quinn said…
Love both of those pictures!!
November 18, 2010 at 10:32 PM
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