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Old 03-30-2015, 10:13 PM #13
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Well, that's a relief that it should get better very soon.

And while I know you miss work, it's a good time to be playing hookie. They grow so fast and change so much that first year, it's amazing. Enjoy every moment.

BTW, have you thought about starting a Mommy and Me swimming class with her as soon as she's old enough?
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