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Friday's Letters

 
Dear Baby Girl, your newest habit of chasing and hitting the dogs is not ok.  You have been so bad with this lately and we don't know how to stop you.  The poor puppies don't want you to hit them! 
 
Dear Little Man, I can't believe how you have been gobbling up your cereal and fruits.  You took to cereal so well and you love it!  It's really been helping a lot with your spitting up.  And since your second tooth cut, you have been the happiest little baby ever!  I am in LOVE with you smiles and laughs buddy.  Now let's get back to your 5-6 hour sleeping schedule at night.
 
Dear AHS, you surprise me more and more every week.  You are getting so good and I can't wait to see what happens next.  Who's the next supreme?  My guess is Zoe.

Dear Parenthood, you are also getting better and better every week.  You did not make me cry last night, though.  First time all season.  You are seriously making me dislike Joel, though.  The dude is annoying and he is being very selfish.  You need to fix that whole thing.

Dear baby bouncer, you are seriously the best investment we have ever made.  Baby Girl loved to bounce in you and now Little Man does too.  He has so much fun bouncing in you.  Totally worth the space you took up in storage!

Dear readers, Have a good weekend!

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  1. RF DietzJanuary 14, 2014 at 5:01 PM

    Joel pisses me off too! Their little family worked a lot better when she was the ball-busting bread winner and he was a stay at home. He cant handle pressure well and the new job he has is turning him into an emotionally dead dick. Excuse my French. Clearly I love parenthood too! lol

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