I'll admit to not understanding her excitement, but I wasn't about to question it.
Dr. Phil's staff were handing out Dr. Phil masks-on-a-stick and Dr. Phil water bottles to the whole audience.Annie kept both of hers, and I imagine they will end up in an air-tight shadow box and on our wall before too long.
In this second pose I asked Annie to look at Dr. Phil's face and express to me exactly what she felt about him. I think the look of utter adoration on her face says it all.
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That first picture is on par, disturbingness-wise, with the time you and Annie showed up unannounced at our house dressed up as each other for Halloween.
Ditto...when I arrived at your blog today and scanned that picture, my brain did a few backflips. Very wierd image.
That was a great costume idea! (And yes, a bit creepy.) Almost as good as when Steve dressed up like a butch lesbo and shaved his sideburns off and wore a tank top flannel shirt. That was classic.
That was the most disturbing ever. Thanks for the memories, Chrissy.
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