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Friday's Letters

  
Dear Baby Girl, we are pretty impressed by your lack of enthusiasm for your Christmas gifts.  You opened our gifts at home but wanted nothing to do with gifts the rest of the day.  That's pretty impressive for a two year old.  Shows us that we are really teaching you what is valuable in life.  Let's see how you do next year.
 
Dear Little Man, you ripped off more wrapping paper than your big sister!  You also seemed quite happy with your gifts.  Lots of things that jingle and that you can grab onto.

Dear 2013, you were pretty great (minus a few sad endings).  Let's see what 2014 has to bring!
 
Dear Beamer, I'm glad we got you fixed but it's time for you to go.  I love you but I'm sorry.  I can't be crossing my fingers in hopes that you will start.  I need something more reliable.  We will be parting ways very soon my friend.

Dear Christmas, you were hectic but you rocked.

Dear SWW, I can't believe I missed you this week but it was Christmas and I was a bit busy so...sorry.  It won't happen again!

Dear New Year's, we are going to be able to enjoy you this year thanks to my grandmother who is going to watch our kids for us.  My top resolution will be weight related and I will kick that resolution's ass all over the place.  No more holidays to hinder me.  It's time.

Dear Laney, I so hoped for a miracle for you this Christmas but it just wasn't meant to be.  I do hope you know how many hearts you touched.  I hope you are resting peacefully sweet girl.

Dear readers, Have a good weekend!

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12-27-13
The last letters of 2013!
 

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  1. RF DietzDecember 29, 2013 at 12:38 AM

    I'm glad you had a great Christmas and excited for your New Years Eve plans! Enjoy gf, you definitely deserve a night out (or two).

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