So, while Peter was here, we had him take some pictures of us to try to get a good one for our Christmas cards this year. Please vote for the one you like the best out of the 4 top finalists.
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I like the 2nd and 3rd ones the best! They show off your snazzy new door and mailbox! Now if only you could get your husband to smile!! :)
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I like the 2nd and 3rd ones the best! They show off your snazzy new door and mailbox! Now if only you could get your husband to smile!! :)
I'd go with #3. You guys look really great! Merry Christmas from the Linscotts.
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