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Thanks to Kim for hosting Friday Funnies so we can all have a few laughs! Today's entry is a video of my family. Aunty Amy is playing Patty Cake with Susanna. Watch what happens. We cracked up! Have a great Friday, everyone.

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  1. Oh no! She got clocked! LOL.
    Too funny!
    Happy Friday to you my sweet friend.
    HUGS!
    Kim

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  2. That's so funny! Right in the eyeball! LOL
    P.S. I love seeing your smiling face at the top of your page, it makes me smile back at you everytime! :)

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  3. Poor thing...Susanna trying to knock mom out. HAHAHA.

    Hope you are doing well.
    Love, hugs, and prayers, andrea

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  4. Aren't children just the sweetest and most unpredictable things in all the world. What a blessing. Wonderful memories. Hugs, Marty

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  5. I can't think of a better way to celebrate Friday Funnies! Priceless!

    Love and Hugs ~ Kat

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  6. I can laugh today my sister that's why I headed over here...finally...That was awesome, I mean, not the auntie being poked, but Susanna! :)

    My son for the 1st time last night slept well and there was no more headache this morning. Just want to take this opportunity to thank you [not even the right word to say] for constantly keeping us in your prayers. Love you sister Mary and have a wonderful time with your family, especially with Susanna. If I were you, I would wear glasses or shades if you play "Patty Cake" with her :)

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  7. A funny OUCH!!! too cute!
    Here is "My Friday☺Funnies"
    Have a Great♥Weekend!

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  8. oh Mary she is just precious!!! Best Friday Funny EVER!!

    Thanks for letting us have fun with you all

    Love you!!

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  9. LOL How extremely cute!!! I love coming here on Fridays. You always make me laugh.

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  10. Susanna doesn't know her own strength. You go girl baby! LOL.

    Sending hugs to you today Mary.

    Love,
    Debbie

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  11. My granddaughter almost broker her other grandmother's nose doing something like that!

    God bless,
    Mary

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  12. Oh, my goodness! I know that hurt, but it was really cute!

    Thank you for making me smile this evening.

    Blessings to you,

    Andrea

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  13. The girl's got a mean right punch! LOL Hope Aunty Amy isn't seeing stars anymore! THIS was a great Friday Funny, I'm tellin' ya!

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