Here's our latest film...
The Traveling Salesman
The Traveling Salesman
You can view the BLOOPERS and our past productions on our blog: http://www.fairchildfamilyfilms.blogspot.com/
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
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- I am wife to David, who is a police officer, and mommy to our little daughter Emma and baby #2 on the way. I enjoy living in the country, Civil War reenacting, spending time with my family, sewing, dancing, and music among many other things. I strive daily to glorify God in all that I do. 1 Corinthians 10:31
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3 comments:
Oh Keslie I loved it! I saw nobody commented so I thought I would. I especially like the girl sewing! Who is she! She is a great actress! Heehee!
Great seeing you again. It's always such a blessing, and energizes me to get things done. I have done so much since you were here last.
Love,
Heather
We all loved this movie, and were very happy to find that another Fairchild Family Film had been made! :) We loved the girls' hair pinned to the clothes line, the gun at the door, the girl sewing, and of course, the Traveling Salesman! Thanks so much for posting this, and we look forward to many more Fairchild Family films.
That was fantastic! That smith fellow-whatever-his-name-was did a fantastic job. I loved the question, "Can I purcheth robby'th robber sthopper?"
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