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2 comments:
Perhaps this was prompted by Elisabeth's recent statement in children's church??? When the children were asked if Jesus could change *anything* for them, what would it be....most answered "No more homework" or "I wish I could fly", etc. Elisabeth said, "My hair. I'd want him to change my hair." Ask and you shall receive. :)
I love the picture and I love Elisabeth's hair. Katelyn was "blessed" with my straight hair and thus has had many haircuts already in her short life. Funny that she wanted Jesus to change her hair, though.
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