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Friday Funnies is featured by Kim at Homesteader's Heart.




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  1. Oh my friend. That is so funny!!! And one I haven't actually seen yet! LOL!
    Happy Friday to you!
    Kim

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  2. THAT'S hilarious! You DID make me laugh! Happy Friday!

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  3. Great to hear from you sister Mary. But when you pop, we have a great laugh! That's a good one!!! Have a blessed week. Keeping you in prayers of course :) God bless and love to you.

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  4. Love it!! Very cute and brought a smile to me day. Have a great weekend!

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  5. I will pray sis. You don't need to tell me. That's what I always ask the Lord: He knows His children's needs.

    "Through You we will push down our enemies; through Your name we will trample those who rise up against us. For I will not trust in my bow, nor shall my sword save me. But You have saved us from our enemies, and have put to shame those who hated us. In God we boast all day long, and praise Your name forever." (Psalm 44:5)

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  6. I am not surprised to see Rosel's comment. I awoke last night and could not sleep...thinking of you. I do not know what is going on in your life, but know GOD has put you on the heart and minds of many. We are storming the heavens on your behalf. May you feel HIS presence like never before.
    Much love, great big hugs, and prayers, andrea

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  7. That's cute! Thanks for making me smile today. :)

    Hugs

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  8. MARY,

    too cute....lifting you and yours to the throne room knowing the Lord has you in the palm of HIS hands

    Love you

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  9. I needed a good laugh Mary. Thanks for that.

    Love,
    Debbie

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  10. Great now even snow people are concerned about their weight! I love this cartoon. It truly does show just where we are at in today's world. .

    Love and Hugs ~ Kat

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  11. Cute! Someone should actually create that scene... :~D

    Blessings,

    e-Mom @ Chrysalis

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  12. You, my darling have been on my mind for a long time...I have been storming the heavens. I love you. I feel a strong connection with you. Might have something to do with the unconditional love you have poured on me since we met here in blogland.
    Love and hugs, andrea

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  13. You, my darling have been on my mind for a long time...I have been storming the heavens. I love you. I feel a strong connection with you. Might have something to do with the unconditional love you have poured on me since we met here in blogland.
    Love and hugs, andrea

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  14. Hi Dear Friend,

    I have missed you! This is so funny. Thank you for making me laugh today.

    You are precious to me and I have thought about you often. My prayers continue to be said for you and your family.

    Love you so much,
    Alleluiabelle

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  15. What a crack up! Who thinks these things up? Sometimes I stand in the greeting card aisle at Hallmark or the grocery store and just laugh my fanny off!

    I pray there's an abundance of laughter in all your todays and tomorrows.

    Blessings & hugs,
    Kathleen

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  16. That is just the funniest cartoon. I love it!

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  17. That is so funny!!! And one I haven't actually seen yet!

    Work from home

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