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Old 06-07-2009, 06:36 PM #21
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Thanks every one!!! It helps to say it to people who understand and don't think I've grown three heads lol.

I'm so glad the DD is 7 and takes care of herself in the shower now. I used to have to go every other day with her I couldn't do both and every thing else that needed doing.

It's getting hotter in CT which means every day showering will soon be a necessity.. but what are you going to do

I'm worried about the electric bill this summer if I don't find a job soon. I have worked in a grocery store for years so always had AC to get me through .

Oh well this to shall pass.
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