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Doggie Sleepover Time!
Posted by on March 2, 2009 in Las Vegas Base.
Kenzie just wanted to share with you all that she has a friend named Puffy and hes staying over for the night. We are having a sleepover. Thats all, she just wanted me to tell you.
Oh shes said to also tell you, no animals were hurt in the process of making the bed spread ;)
Dana
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