Happy Mother's Day!

I made it back from Talkeetna and I have a bunch of photos to share with you guys, but that will take time and besides, it's Mother's Day! This is a picture of Rusty and my mom from when she was 9 months pregnant with me. She hasn't changed a bit since then! It's weird! If I put my thumb over her longer hair (since she's got a short haircut these days) she looks just the same! Maybe I'll take this Mother's Day to say, "Hey thanks for the great genetics mom! Aging, you got nothin' on me!"

 

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