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15 users commented in " “The day we told Allis what really happened to her father…” "
Follow-up comment rss or Leave a TrackbackI’ve been reading your blog for several months. I love your beautiful pictures of Niger where I hope to be in about six more months. But I have to say that this post just made me laugh out loud! Very funny!
I really did laugh out LOUD at this post!!
Esther….you are too clever with your posts. Poor Allis.
Hehehe…
oh my!!
Haha! Fantastiskt bra!
Oh poor Allis *lol*
Great WW!
What an incredible pairing of shots! The first photo is just so soft and cute! Then the second one appears! Allis looks amazing and you seem surprised! Love it!
Oh Esther, I saw your heading earlier and thought Oh no, I’m not up to reading the post and then I noticed Wordless Wednesday. You are AMAZING! Not to mention the furry members of Ishstar’s Ark! Thanks for a WONDERFUL post. Hugs Jo xxx for dear little Allis
We are saddened but not surprised. We know a doomed billy goat when we see one, as in “Goodbye, Amadeus” posted on September 26th, 2008. And soon enough, your September 30th, 2008 “The end of Ramadan!” confirmed our darkest misgivings. By then we could assume Amadeus mutton already. Now, pass that mutton and let us have closure.
If she was in the USA she would be demanding therapy! Very funny.
Ha! Great pictures, but I felt so sad looking at them after reading your heading. That looks like a goat in serious emotional distress…
That is so funny! Poor Allis.
Esther: Did she pop you in the head for telling that secrete? Sometimes it’s better to say nothing. LOL
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