They also have flat tires in their driveways and toilet paper hanging from their trees, but they are hilarious.
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4 comments:
Happy Birthday, Tracey!!! Love the yard:)
My friends did stuff like that for me too! I hated it. BUT it sure was sweet when I took my BFF away for her 40th birthday weekend! I told many that it was not only her birthday, but her 40th! I reminded her what she did to me many years before and told her since I was already 40, she could not get mad. We had one fun weekend! Love your blog! Check me out at www.myskinconcierge.blogspot.com too!
Hey if you like we can put each other on our blog rolls!
I hid under a bush when I was 40 and again when I was 50 - I hoped no-one would notice.
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