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Sunday, April 20, 2008

Zane's Dance of the Rainforest

I've often compared having Zane in the house with living with a young Jim Carrey. He dislikes that comparison (Zane, that is; I'm sure Jim would take it as a compliment). I don't know why Zane feels that way. They both crack me up. Shrug.

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Admin said...: Hehehe, he is so cute... how come he never dances for us when we come over?; Sunday, April 20, 2008
Lisa said...: Your kids are so fun, super cute (yes you too Zane), and totally unique! I love it! Hmmm I wonder where they get that from?! Your family is awesome!; Monday, April 21, 2008
Anonymous said...: you guys have issues...lol; Thursday, April 24, 2008
Aimes said...: Ok weird, doodoodooodoodoodoodoododo.....
I was just looking at your blog and wanted to ask where Jim Carrey was on Zanes look alikes. As I was trying to figure out how I could post something (i know im dumb) I came upon this old post. We call Zane "Lloyd Christmas" because he reminds us of Jim carrey!! Not to be mean but bc we love how funny he is!! He always asks who Lloyd is. I tell him to watch Dumb and Dumber but maybe we should keep him in the dark if he doesnt' like the comparison. He is so darn cute and funny. We love Zane/Lloyd!!! HAHAHAHAHa; Wednesday, May 07, 2008

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