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Old 12-15-2011, 08:24 PM #15
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Oh gosh, my daughter-in-law had to bring Will's ear drops down.
His ear was really bothering him.

She got her, and it was bleeding. So she called the doctor and
its okay.

But it was hurting and things so much. He wanted to go home.
So I think it was such a surprise (pleasant in a way to his mom)

SO I am Will less tonight after all.

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