38 responses to “He’s Still My Baby”

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   Feed Me Dearly

   April 4, 2015

   Such a sweet capture… 🙂
   My recent post Easter Sunday

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      MrsTee

      April 4, 2015

      Thanks. He has his moments 😉 LOL

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   irkedmommy

   April 1, 2015

   So sweet!

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      MrsTee

      April 1, 2015

      Thanks!

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   Lowanda J

   April 1, 2015

   OMG, he is going to kill you! Lol, I truly know what you mean though.
   My recent post Almost Wordless Wednesday…Twins turn 21

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      MrsTee

      April 1, 2015

      Nope…I asked him to use it 🙂 LOL…

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   MaryBurris

   April 1, 2015

   I dont have any kids, but even at 49.9, I'm still my mom's baby girl. Thank you for joining us at the Oh My Heartsie Girl Wordless Wednesday! I look forward to seeing you again next week!
   Mary
   Jingle Jangle Jungle
   My recent post A is for…

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      MrsTee

      April 1, 2015

      As it should be 🙂 Thank you for hosting.

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   Ashleigh

   April 1, 2015

   Happy Wednesday and thank you for hosting this great link up! Have a Happy Easter!
   I'd love for you to please come share and link up with me now {if you haven't already…} at http://www.wrightsimply.com/2015/03/wordless-wedn…
   and everyone your great posts!!
   xx Ashleigh @SimplyWright
   My recent post Wordless Wednesday Linky {Plus Easter Fun}!!

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      MrsTee

      April 1, 2015

      Happy #WW to you Ashleigh…thanks of much for coming by today 😀

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   Crafty Spices

   March 31, 2015

   Oh yes, I think I know exactly what you are talking about. Even though our girls are just 2 and 5 when our 5 year old tells us that she is no longer a baby I always tell her that regardless if she is 30 years she will always be my baby. And then she goes on saying that 30 is to old bla bla bla bla …

   Happy WW, take care!!
   My recent post Life on Instagram – Mar 2015

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      MrsTee

      April 1, 2015

      Hahaha! Yes, I tell him and my younger Kiddies the same thing… I didn\’t get it when I was a kid either but being a Mom is definitely a forever thing 😀

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   lana

   March 31, 2015

   he's a pretty big baby!
   My recent post Chuck Jones draws Bugs Bunny

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      MrsTee

      April 1, 2015

      He is. 18 years old but always my baby 🙂

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   Lysa

   March 31, 2015

   I say the same thing about my 26 year-old son all the time. lol I added your button to my Linky Parties I LOVE!! page on my blog. I would love it if you stopped by our linky Party Under the Big Top as well! Wishing you a fabulous week and a very Happy Easter!

   Much love,

   Lysa xx
   My recent post Party Under the Big Top ~ Act Eight

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      MrsTee

      March 31, 2015

      Good to know i’m not alone…thanks so much for that! I truly appreciate it…I will be sure to come by 🙂

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   sixlittlehearts

   March 31, 2015

   I can understand that entirely. I love that my 14 year old Daughter still has Barbie movies on her shelf in her bedroom – and still watches them!

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      MrsTee

      March 31, 2015

      Oh yes that is so sweet!! Love It!

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    fredaliciouseats

    March 31, 2015

    I can relate.
    My son turned 20 yesterday and to describe the feeling was bittersweet.

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       MrsTee

       March 31, 2015

       Oh 20…I\’m already struggling with 18…I can\’t imagine!

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    orangeheromama

    March 31, 2015

    My girls are 10 and 14, so I totally love when I get an unexpected snuggle while watching tv, or hug as they head out the door, etc.
    They'll definitely always be my babies!

    My recent post Our Quick Toronto Getaway! #wordlesswednesday (LINKY)

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       MrsTee

       March 31, 2015

       Oh yes, the unexpected signs of affection as so sweet especially as they get older and they think they’re ‘too big’ for it 🙂

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    @pixiedusk

    March 31, 2015

    My son is 5 and I called him baby and he told me that he is no longer a baby and I told him that he will always be my baby no matter how old he is. Cuz he is =)

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       MrsTee

       March 31, 2015

       True!! I tell all my Kiddies the very same thing no matter what age 😀

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    msposh2013

    March 31, 2015

    My 26 year old does that on a daily basis 🙂

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       MrsTee

       March 31, 2015

       Haha! It’s funny how they keep habits from childhood…LOL

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    Diana

    March 31, 2015

    Awww! Just curious… does he know you posted this photo? LOL
    My recent post Music and Dancing Etienne-Style at #WCML2015

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       MrsTee

       March 31, 2015

       Yup! I texted and asked him first..he said “I would never tell you no Ma…” LOL 😀

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    Patrick weseman

    March 31, 2015

    That is so true and they don't like to hear it (daughter 19 and a son almost 18).
    My recent post A Visit to the Pacific Pinball Musuem

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       MrsTee

       March 31, 2015

       It is and no they don’t LOL Thanks for coming by Patrick.

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    stevebethere

    March 31, 2015

    Haha! yes it's quite a nice photo isn't it 🙂

    Have a sleeptastic week & have a happy Easter 🙂
    My recent post WW On A Tuesday – Not Silent

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       MrsTee

       March 31, 2015

       Yes. Thanks for coming by Steve.

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    Karren Haller

    March 31, 2015

    I feel that way about my 40 yer old son!!!
    Hope you have a great day, thank you for stopping by!!
    Karren
    xoxo
    My recent post Oh My Heartsie Girls Wordless Wednesday

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       MrsTee

       March 31, 2015

       So it never goes away. Love it 🙂

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    Mystery Case

    March 31, 2015

    I feel the same with my three girls (14, 15 & 16).

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       MrsTee

       March 31, 2015

       Yes. Age doesn’t matter at all. Once our babies always our babies. 🙂

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    Rhonda Albom

    March 31, 2015

    My girls are 15 and 17, so I know what you mean. Sometimes you just get a glimpse of the past, usually when they cuddle up.
    My recent post Auckland Museum’s Māori Collection – Auckland #AtoZ

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       MrsTee

       March 31, 2015

       Great ages! Yes, it’s something about when they’re sleeping 😀

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