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These are just a couple fun photos. For all those who say I'm always working - I do occassionally sneek off to the zoo. I love to take photos and feed the animals. Thank you Dave for my annual pass.

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Anonymous said…

Kim I think what your doing I so great. I never thought about sending Easter baskets over seas.I pray that God blesses your ministry greatly.

March 8, 2008 at 11:11 PM

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