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- Floyd M. Orr is retired from several factions of the financial industry. His books, stories, articles, and commentaries may appear to originate from different genres, but a prevalent strain of Baby Boomer nostalgia flows fluidly through all of them. The author is probably best known as the creator of Tiddlerosis, a site dedicated to small Japanese motorcycles of the '60's, and as a book critic and commentator at Blogger News Network and at PODBRAM (POD Book Reviews & More). His next adventure in blogging was Palin Babygate. He is presently working on his eighth book in the NIAFS Series.
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Since no one else is commenting...here are my thoughts:
The top two pictures look like the smaller baby, Ruffles. He/she was borrowed because Trig didn't look like a premie. Ruffles is probably the child of one of Mercede or Bristol's girlfriends. There are only two incidents where we see Ruffles. The baby shower and the pictures of Mercede holding the baby in the Palin's kitchen.
The bottom picture is of Trig. It was taken in the Mat Su Hospital on April 18, 2008, and Chuck Heath is holding him. This picture was in the ADN and all over. It was accompanied by a letter from (God?) Sarah telling us of his arrival.
No dolls here but I do think they used one at events where they could get away with it.
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