Ya Ya Sisterhood

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A week or so ago, Michelle, Heather, and I went to the Thanksgiving Point annual Ya Ya Sisterhood party. There was free food, free waxing and mostly free fun. :) We had a great time! Here's a picture of Michelle getting her waxing done. It was a great time. In fact, while Michelle was getting waxed I won four tickets to the Barnyard Boo (another TKP event). Michelle raised her arm as if to say - Hooray, I won, but I'm busy. When I approached the lady for the tickets she eyed my wax job and thought I could use a little bit more work. :) Ha - I didn't get waxed. It was Michelle. Anyway, we had a great time. I've also posted a picture of Heather with her great new haircut! These two girls are just lucky I didn't take a picture after the event. We had a great time and enjoyed the free "Melting Pot" the most.

(Oh wait, I found one of Michelle after the wax! She looks great so I had to post it. You look wonderful Michelle!)

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Elle said…
Cindy, you are so dead! Although I love the shot of me with my hair slicked back on my larrrrrge forehead, I must tell you that you are dead meat. So watch out.
Okay, so I'm not really good at threats. And I really love you too much to threat you anyway.
So, nevermind.
~M
October 28, 2007 at 7:30 PM
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