Blow outs and Food Searches...Turkey Day Race video

Here's the video I slapped together! Thanks again to Steve, Melanie, Theresa, Teresa and Leah for a fun day!


Comments

Elaine said…
Good for you!
3:00 PM
melanie said…
Oh, I am such a whiner!
You, on the other hand, looked cute as anything.
Me, whine.
You, cute.
10:12 PM
Helen Ann said…
Aww, but the whining was cute! :)
7:38 AM
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