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Old 03-16-2007, 09:23 PM #9
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I knew I liked you Ada! My goodness we do seem a lot alike. I have boys too. They are 2 and 4. They like to help do the shipping labels and packing tape. When I bring home my stuff they say " mommy can we look at you junk?" They love to look through it! Get your camera out and start snapping! I am going to make a coffee table book on blurb.com out of my best ones.
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