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Old 05-18-2011, 06:36 AM #7
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Jack needed injections the last two days, and it seems last night Lily forgot all about me squashing her, and is only interested in play since I dragged out some long forgotten toys. I have been forgiven.

It was one of my greatest fears with children, and animals to drop when I was holding one. or squash one on my way down.

I am dotted with bruises, but nothing dramatic. Its all better...till the next time.
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