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Grateful Dad

Post author By Chrissie
Post date 06/16/2019
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And we are grateful he’s the kids’ dad, too 😉 Love this man!

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Swing Dancers Ornament

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Christmas ornaments have become an annual artistic activity. Little sculptures (usually kinetic) that often represent some part of life or […]

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This is another example of when I was stacking up circles as these standing mobiles. People were calling them azimuths […]

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