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April 09, 2007

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Rhonda the Stitchingnut

That is so cool!

Dr. B.

Genius! That is so glorious. Whether I've got that contraption or not, it's a great idea to measure everyone at once. Good one!

My Merino Mantra

That does it. I want a foot measurer, too!

Birdie

Thank goddess I don't have one of those - my boys would be measuring Frankie the pot-bellied pig's hooves, the dog's paws, the birds' claws, the lizards' grippers, not to mention the assorted dirty toosties of all the neighbor kids. Come to think of it, I'd probably be doing those things too, ha ha ha!

What a cool party idea, though, I bet everyone you measured was impressed and not just a little excited.

Connie

I think that every house should have one-especially with how fast kid's feet grow!

Chris

Can I just tell you how jealous I am of your foot measuring device?!!

Renee

That is so cool! I know I'd probably see it and go, "Oh, I'd never need something like that." But now I'm green with envy that I don't have one :-)

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