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After 4 years of marriage, we are FINALLY proud owners of dining room chairs. Yes, that's right folks. No longer will guests who come for dinner have to sit on the couch that is put next to the table, or sit on a big executive computer desk chair, or camping chairs. You will now get to sit on real-live dining room chairs AND eat at a table that matches these chairs. If you can't tell, I'm excited. Little Kiera got her shots today. Poor thing. Her head is still 10th percentile, but we found out that Steve's head is 25 percentile so that explains it. And then there is us fat-head Gronemans...

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Marilyn said…
where are the pictures of these along waited chairs and Dining table? Proof, madam, we want proof.
So are you going to turn the other table into a craft table or has it gone to the DI?
24 May, 2007 13:11
Gramps said…
Where'dja get the new dining room chairs? Poor Kiera. Shot should be illegal huh Chad.
24 May, 2007 14:17
Cambrienelson said…
I have much cuter things to take pictures of than tables. JC penny outlet for $400 for a table and 6 chairs.
24 May, 2007 14:42
Marilyn said…
yea!! for you!! New stuff is fun. Unless theres a bill left to pay.
24 May, 2007 18:19
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