January 15, 2008 at 12:51 pm
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Attention friends & family!
The web address to follow below is for the local 15th Annual Beautiful Babies contest in my area; you will be taken directly to the photo of my son, Junior who is now 11 months old. Voting for this contest started at 12:00 noon (CST) today and the polls are running for some of these babies (in 45 minutes, one baby took almost 200 votes!).
Click the link and you'll find [near the bottom of the page] a box with 12 small photos of animals where you will need to click on only pictures of kittens out of all the animals (this is to verify you are a person, so voting can't be faked by a computer); then...
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