The A Gang: "NO BOYS ALOWED!"

Jun 30, 2011

"NO BOYS ALOWED!"

Ada posted this note to her door. We found it so cute and funny.

Ammon was glad that he was the #1 "reason a boy could get in."

The only 5 reasons a boy could get in:

1. If you are my dad.

2. If you get permission from me.

3. If mom asked you to wake me up.

4. If there is a BIG emergencey.

5. If the Phone is for me.

3 comments:

Bart said...: Everubody needs their privacy now and then. I hope she will eventually come out so I can see her again.

Love you all and always,

Grandpa Bart; June 30, 2011
meegz said...: I totally get it. Amen sistah!; June 30, 2011
Kimerly said...: You go girl! Make a little, safe nest in your room, for as long as you like. ...and love that you see some boys are ok...like your dad!; June 30, 2011

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