It's perfect. And the other gift she sent is so amazingly gi-normous that I can't even tell you what it is. I almost feel embarrassed that I somehow stumbled on a friend like her (and somehow manipulated her into actually liking me for more than two hours). She has been so supportive in this whole adoption process, and has loved Tucker from the moment there was a slight possibility he could be ours. Even despite the recent loss of her own unborn baby, she has been amazingly wonderful to me.
Sarah, thank you for your contribution in making me the luckiest girl in the world.
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how abolutely adorable -- you are right -- sarah sounds like a great friend. so sorry to hear of her loss.
That is SO cute! I love it...that's one of those gifts your son will still have when he's 30.
Aww, shucks.
Also, I am such a lame seamstress that I don't know how to make the doggy's legs and ear not bend like that. But oh well.
I am glad you like him. And I hope you like the things I am still making, and I can't wait to meet Tucker someday.
Sarah-
I thought the bent legs and tail were on purpose! I think they look cute that way...
Uh...yeah...supposed to be that way. Right. :)
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