All Smiles: Just Mia, Keep Out

Wednesday, December 28, 2011

Just Mia, Keep Out

Mia was mad because we were teasing her. She couldn't find her keep out door hanger so she made her own. Next thing I know she had locked herself in Mami's room and kicked us all to the curb.

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