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Old 02/16/12, 07:06 AM
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Our kids use bobby pins to hole the bodies of their R/C cars on...the factory ones vanish, and are expensive to replace. Bobby's are much better.
You got a thumbs up for trusting your hubby, but I'll toss a thumbs up for accepting the thought of a ghost in a seemingly positive light.
If the ones from my old house weren't a figment of several imaginations, they were just pranksters!
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Old 02/16/12, 08:26 AM
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Oooh.. it's the Borrowers!!
Oh how cool would that be??
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Old 02/16/12, 09:16 AM
 
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I'm with chickenista... the borrowers are afoot in advance of their moving premier!

And yes, the young girls and teens are all using bobby pins and only bobby pins, no more barrettes or scrunchies. There' are dozens of them at the highschool, at church, in the grocery parking lot. Usually, they just use them to keep their hair out of their eyes, quite simple and utilitarian, really.

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