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Friday's Letters

Linking up with The Sweet Season for Friday's Letters


Dear Baby Girl, after a doctor's visit, a chest x-ray, some much needed rest and some antibiotics, you are finally starting to feel better!  Aside from a little bit of a cough, you seem sick-free for a change.  Now we start teething again.  Those fangs are finally coming in!

Dear Baby #2, you must finally be growing some hair because the non-stop heartburn has begun.  It's OK.  I'll take it over the non-stop vomiting you were causing.  I want you to have a full head of hair just like your sister!  Gah...I love saying that!  Sister!!

Dear crazy lady in CA, it's people like you who make me want to quit my job right this second and yank my child out of daycare.  Sleeping pills in the sippy cups?  You could have killed one of those poor innocent children!  You are a crazy bitch and I hope you go to jail for a long time. 

Dear blog, I'm getting better!  This is my 8th post this week.  OK, maybe that's a little too much.  I'll try to only post one thing per day.  But at least I have some content.  Now for the re-design!

Dear Monika, I can't wait to see you Sunday!  I am in serious need of some adult time.  I know we will have the babies but it still counts!

Dear other friends, now that it seems like everyone in my family is somewhat healthy again, we might be able to start making some plans.  Then again, I said that before and we all got sick. 

Dear daylight savings, I'm really not a fan of you.  I understand that you allow the sun to shine later each day but taking an hour of my much needed sleep away?  Not cool.  We can be friends again in November.

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!

Have a great weekend!

Comments

  1. So sorry about heartburn! Yuck!
    I hadn't heard about that crazy lady in CA. Holy smokes!! That is awful!
    Glad baby girl is doing better! Hope the teething doesn't bother her too much.

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