Just checking, because I wasn’t sure what the “Cactus” reference was below the photo. Thought it meant a good year for the cactus harvest and perhaps prickly pear ice cream. 😉
Ha! A lot of times it’s just the yearbook name. Last week I posted La Paloma (the dove), but I don’t think they were eating doves in the yearbook. Have you?
Now that’s funny, we have a restaurant near hear called La Paloma, I did not know it translated to the dove. I suspect since I haven’t started cooking dinner yet, my mind went straight to food.
I Don't Get It 
Where are the hair rollers? I mean those doos had to have had some sort of manipulation.
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Good question
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Fun photo Kerbey.
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Cute pic!
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But were the snacks made from cactus? Inquiring minds . . .
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LOL the cactus is the yearbook name! Although I have eaten napalitos, not my favorite. Ew.
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Just checking, because I wasn’t sure what the “Cactus” reference was below the photo. Thought it meant a good year for the cactus harvest and perhaps prickly pear ice cream. 😉
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Ha! A lot of times it’s just the yearbook name. Last week I posted La Paloma (the dove), but I don’t think they were eating doves in the yearbook. Have you?
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Now that’s funny, we have a restaurant near hear called La Paloma, I did not know it translated to the dove. I suspect since I haven’t started cooking dinner yet, my mind went straight to food.
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