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Liza had her first dentist appointment today. I think she had more fun in that chair than she did at Disneyland - a massage chair that moved up and down, cool sunglasses, cotton candy toothpaste AND best of ALL, her VERY own CHAPSTICK! (for those of you that don't know, chapstick was the one and only thing she asked for Christmas) They also gave her a balloon, 2 prizes and a stuffed teddy bear. Can't wait to go back :)

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Natallee said…
Oh that girl is just soo cute!! We love her!!
February 23, 2011 at 9:53 PM
Allen Family said…
Hey...we know that chair!! :) My kids loved going to see the dentist too. Who wouldn't with all that fun stuff! Stop growing up Liza...you're so cute!
February 25, 2011 at 9:48 AM
Diane said…
Sister Collings! This is Diane (Sister Bush) I found your blog through the Allens, and I love it! I just adore your family. I hope all is well with you guys. Sister Gibbons and I are running a half marathon together next month. Thank you for inspiring us! We hope to come and do the Rock 'n Roll Marathon sometime soon! My blog is: ryanddi@blogspot.com
March 18, 2011 at 12:26 PM
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