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Wednesday Giggles: Princess Version


Once I read this story in The New York Times, I knew there was no way I wasn't going to post a link to it on the blog. I've chosen it for my Giggles feature this week but I must give you fair warning that, while it made me giggle several times, it also made me cry. In the best possible way. Trust me, you do not want to miss this single dad's account of raising his 4-year-old little girl.

Enjoy.

(Thanks so much to Gina for the link!)
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  1. Tales of Whimsy2:19 PM

    Wow.
    That was really sweet, cute, and beautiful.
    I loved it.
    Thank you.

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  2. Angiegirl2:56 PM

    Juju, wasn't it? You're most welcome. :)

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  3. Christine2:58 PM

    I know I'm practically echoing Juju, but that was really beautiful. It made me smile and cry... at the same time. Thanks, Angie. :)

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  4. Angiegirl5:06 PM

    Christine, anytime. Sometimes you just need a good simultaneous laugh/cry.

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