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Friday's Letters

Linking up with The Sweet Season for Friday's Letters


Dear Friday's Letters, I completely missed you last week because I was too busy doting on my Baby Girl after her ear surgery.  Sorry!

Dear Baby Girl, once again, you are sick.  This time you have some pretty high fevers.  You get one more day and they we are off to the doctor.  I really hope that some day you will be healthy! 

Dear Baby #2, I think you're becoming my favorite.  No weight gain yet.  It's too good to be true!  Only a few more weeks until we find out if you are pink or blue!

Dear cold, go away!  I'm sick of being sick too!

Dear daycare, you've decided to close today because there are too many sick kids and staff members.  While I can appreciate the fact that you want to disinfect the entire building from top to bottom, I am irritated by the fact that you only let me know about it a day in advance and I had to scramble to find a babysitter!

Dear Earl & Deb, thanks for babysitting!

Dear Winter, I'm over you.  I was really hoping for one good snow storm before you left but it doesn't look like that's going to happen so just leave.  Go away and let the warmer weather move in.

Dear Beamer, I love you and you have been a great little SUV but I'm not sure you're big enough for two babies.  I don't think we can fit two car seats in your back comfortably.  I think we are going to have to think about trading you in for something bigger. 

Dear readers, don't forget to vote!! Will Baby #2 be a boy or a girl?  Between the pole on the blog and my Facebook friends, we are at 50/50 right now!

Dear Baby Bump, you're getting cuter by the day! 




Have a great weekend!

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