Chitter & Chatter are my girls.
They are cloggers
They are archers
They are nut jobs
Best of all they are mine.
Tipper
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Hi Tipper, I just am stopping by to say “Hi”. Dana sent me over and I can see why she loves your blog. You have a darling family and I am sure I will stop by occasionally just to check up on what is going on in the mountains. Again, pleasure to meet you.
Those are about the purtiest girls I ever saw!! And can shoot a bow too? Whoever taught them must be very proud!!
Great pics of the girls! He looks thrilled 🙂
Chitter and Chatter are fine girls indeed! I didn’t know they were archers. How cool is that?
Man I loved archery at that age too! What a pair of cuties.
Now that is a fine looking pair of girls, and well named!
What happened to the picture of their bows? I liked that picture.