Thought Shortcut – A Picture A Thousand Words!

Posted on October 23, 2014 by

 

A picture says a thousand words. Here’s two thousand words. The End.

Jeffrey and Teddy
The End!
Jeffrey and Teddy

There are some photographs that are too precious not to share. Just to remember sons back then, now all grown up with grown up kids, is a treat. The End Again!

 

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About C.E.Robinson

Sunny southern California has been home for the past 25 years, a transplant from the east coast, Europe, Asia, and the northwest. In 2014 I retired as a nurse practitioner to be a stay-at-home writer, co-author, and blogger. From the blog beginning, Before Sundown has been honored with awards, and blog tours. I’m ever grateful for my dedicated worldwide followers who like, share and tweet posts. Before Sundown’s Welcome Page is full of glorious sunsets and sunrises. The New Featured Monthly Sunrise or Sunset Header and mini-bio promote and support blogger friends. What better way to keep the blog theme, “remember what made you smile” than to give visitors something to smile about! http://cerobinsonauthor.com
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2 Responses to Thought Shortcut – A Picture A Thousand Words!

  1. Jodi says:
    October 23, 2014 at 4:17 pm

    Oh I love – and can so relate! Thanks for sharing a #TBT 🙂

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  2. C. E. Robinson says:
    October 23, 2014 at 4:19 pm

    Thanks Jodi. I couldn’t resist sharing these long ago photos of two adorable little sons.

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