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Dear Baby Girl, your selective hearing has been getting worse and worse and you are really testing Mommy.  This little phase is causing you to have a lot of time outs!  I am planning to change your crib to a toddler bed in the next week so I'm hoping that change will give you a little encouragement to behave.  I wanted to wait until you turned 2 but I think you're ready now.

Dear Little Man, Mommy really needs you to work on the whole sleep thing.  Keep up with the cuddles buddy.  Mommy loves them.

Dear work, while I do miss being a part of something that doesn't involve coloring books and Disney movies, I don't really miss you. 

Dear Scandal, I'm so mad I forgot to DVR you last night.  I'll have to go online and see if I can watch you there.

Dear blog, I know I've been neglecting you but I promise to try to post more and even work on a re-design soon.  I miss reading my favorite blogs every day and will try to get on that soon too.  I'm so far behind and I can't stand it!

Dear Glee, I don't watch you on a regular basis but I did watch the tribute episode for Corey and even though I don't know anything about the show, that episode made me cry.  Well done.

Dear Direct TV, not sure what the point is of paying for you when I can go online and watch all my favorite TV shows.  If Baby Girl wants to watch a movie, my Mom has hundreds of Disney movies on DVD.  I do love the DVR and will have a hard time giving it up but I think it might be time.

Dear readers, Have a good weekend!

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10-25-13

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  1. RF DietzNovember 21, 2013 at 11:36 AM

    I saw this post but perhaps I forgot to comment and tell you how cute your hair looks! (the both of you) and way to represent

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