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Who looks like me?


I have three kids, and everyone says the two oldest, Ben and Hannah look like me...and the youngest, Owen looks like Nicky. I would like for you to judge for yourselves...does Owen look like me? Here is a picture of me when I was his age.












...and here is a picture of Owen.












I just want to set the record straight...my genes are really strong...sorry kids, I wish you looked like your Mom!
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Pamela said…
WOW! I can't believe how much he looks like you! I guess you should have another and test your strong gene theory to see if that one will look like you too, lol!!
11:46 pm
Trevor said…
just stop that talk right now!
6:33 pm
Tammy said…
That's incredible! Yup, you've got some strong genes goin' on.
11:23 pm
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