BUT A POOR REFLECTION: Cool & Funny

Thursday, July 12, 2007

Cool & Funny

Maybe you didn't know this yet, but my daughters are cool and funny. Oh yes, and they are beautiful and sweet too. That is not just my opinion as a dad, these are the facts. Click on the pics to enlarge.

7 comments:

Carol Douglas said...: Pascalle is Dwight's age; how old is Sosha? They are, of course, adorable. I assume they get that from their mom?; 7/12/2007 1:57 am
little david said...: Well, I can't argue with your assessment, Paul. And I bet they have Daddy wrapped around their little fingers, huh?; 7/12/2007 2:50 am
Carolanne said...: I love the photos - kinda catches their "personality" too, which is cool.

Now you have at least 3 others agreeing with your opinion so you must be right!; 7/12/2007 3:21 am
Anonymous said...: Great photos, Paul!

Make that four in agreement with you. They are beautiful!; 7/12/2007 11:36 am
Paul said...: Thanks for agreeing! ;-)
@ Carol - Pascalle is 10, Sosha 13 years old. Yes, they both have daddy's good looks (Lydia still got hers).
@ Little David - I am afraid that you are right...
@ It is funny that they are both so different (you can see they are sisters, but they do have completely different personalities - which is great)
@ Vicki - thanks! Of course I wouldn't allow any disagreement here ;-); 7/12/2007 11:50 am
Anonymous said...: these pics realy show their personality. I bet there is never a dull moment in your house.; 7/12/2007 1:54 pm
Paul said...: @ Carolanne - sorry for forgetting to include your name in my comment. Of course @ #3 was my reply to what you said.

@ Mike - couldn't be more right. Of course they can fight each other too - they are sisters, remember!; 7/12/2007 7:30 pm

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