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Manu’s rags

Manu used to cut up our old socks and even UNDERWEAR for rags!!! I don’t recall any of her socks or underwear in the rag bin, mmmm Mom?! 😉

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Posted on July 11, 2010Author webmasterCategories Life Lessons, Manu

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