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Wednesday, February 28, 2007
Grandma Steals CNY Goodies

My 97 year-old Grandma has been sneaking into the CNY goodie area and gobbling up a ton of goodies in plain sight. She's completely mobile, very fiesty, has all her own teeth, and very protective of Jack.

She really shouldn't be eating this stuff as she's diabetic although the strict diet she is on can't be very tasty. Lately she smiles quietly and helps herself with the grub. I swear there is no doubt Tuxie is her grandson!

Meanwhile, she just offered me a love letter after stuffing herself with several and some CNY cookies. :p

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