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By Pamela Hale-Burns on April 3, 2010 5:53 PM | | Comments (0) |
pn05-rpbestshot1.jpgI was playing with my grandson, Chris Seip, about 20 years ago in the family condos' hillside yard in Burbank, CA. My daughter came out with the camera and took several pictures of us. You could not have planned this one. No one was looking at the tree. How funny it was when we picked up the prints. He was a hammy little guy and who knows what he was looking at. He is now 22 years old and a senior at California State University Long Beach.

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