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Jessica G. said…
That was hilarious! And seriously? Can you imagine trying to get financial advice from someone in that kind of chair?
Laura said…
Hey Heather!!! Cute blog and adorable kids. You look great. I saw this episode of Ellen and was laughing so hard. Looks like you are keeping busy with your growing family. I've recently gotten touch with Leah and saw your link to your blog and thought I would check it out. Keep in touch. Loved to hear from ya.
I am still laughing. If you were small enough, that thing could flig you around the room!
Leah said…
That was hillarious, my daughter Kate is sitting with me begging me for one.
Lindy said…
That was so funny--I had tears rolling down my cheeks. I want one too.
Hazen5 said…
No way! Do they really sale those? I don't want Rob to see this, he may want one. Hey, he needs one for the bishop's office!
Summmack said…
Seriously, I want one too! I would get a workout just from laughing:)
Robyn said…
Ok I was laughing so hard! That was so funny! But.. I kinda what to try it! It could be some good times!
that is so funny! how could you possibly get anything done in one of those??? i'd be laughing so much it'd be pointless to even try! love it!!
jean said…
That's hilarious! If you're ever down here visiting we'll have to get tickets to the Ellen show. So many people in my ward have gone and gotten awesome prizes!!
Hey Valentines is coming up. Do you think that 2 can fit in one chair?
Emily said…
I haven't laughed that hard in a long time! Funny, Funny, Funny. Love it.

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