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A Month of Thanksgiving: Day 14

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Shane in Kindergarten, 1977 - He's the striped shirt in the middle.

Trying to look like "the kids nowadays"
I am so thankful for my husband. Yes he knows how to make me so irritated I could scream, but those moments happen few and far between. He actually remembers our anniversary and my birthday. He always makes sure that our family is provided for. Especially during peak, or when they are their busiest at UPS during the holiday season and he hardly gets to see the boys, I am so thankful for him. His diligence with working and money has allowed me to be able to stay home and just be a mommy to our three boys. He recently entered phase two in his work out plan and is not just toning anymore but also sculpting (oh man it is hard for me to talk about and keep a straight face) and looking and feeling healthier than ever. He is a great father and worries about every little things. He is also a great partner in life.

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  1. Cheryl KnightNovember 14, 2012 at 10:16 PM

    This is so good to hear Shannon. I'm glad Shane's taking good care of my daughter:)and can't wait to see the "sculpting".

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  2. jack!e @ One Saturday MorningNovember 17, 2012 at 4:24 PM

    Tell Shane I said he's looking great! Good job!

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