Thursday, February 18, 2010
This sign made my day...
Posted by Lisa R.D. at 9:02 PM
Labels: pregnancy, stuff that makes me smile
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4 comments:
I've never seen that at a MALL! Only in Utah... :)
Our local grocery store has a couple of these, too. Bless them! :)
Only in Utah!
I think that's great! Our blessed grocery store has a bunch of parking spaces reserved for customers with children. It's the best thing in the world! So--not only in Utah.:)
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