Seeing Dad Go Down

  Posted on April 28, 2009 By

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andersoncheers

Here’s a great picture that one of our church members took of Anderon’s reaction as he saw me dropping into the cold waters of the dunking booth during our church Spring Festival.  Thanks for the picture Angela!

 Category: Family, Morningside

One Comment on “Seeing Dad Go Down”

  1. That’s classic!

    I’m sure mine would have had a similar reaction, but it would have been him throwing the ball!

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