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Dear Baby Girl, in just a few short weeks, you won't have to go to daycare anymore so you won't have to try to hide from me when we leave in the mornings.  Oh and I'm sorry in advance for the doctor's appointment you have tonight.  It's your 18 month check up so I'm sure shots are involved.  And you singing the Itsy Bitsy Spider.....Adorable!
 
Dear Baby #2, we get to see you again on Sunday, Little Man, and I can't wait.  Do you think that maybe you can cooperate this time, though?  I'd really like to get a good look at that adorable little face.  I'm hoping that you look a little more like me than your sister does.

Dear Mom, thanks for taking on my baby shower.  I really appreciate it.  I'm getting excited about it now that it's only a month away!

Dear Cracker Barrel, I can't resist your chocolate coca cola cake.  Especially since the only craving I really have is for chocolate.  It's just ridiculous how good it is.

Dear Husband, offering to watch Baby Girl for a half hour while I make dinner is not considered helping me out.  Lend a hand once in a while.

Dear work, finally!  A decision has been made.  Now let's get this girl started so I can peace out!

Dear blog, Happy Blogiversary!  June 8, 2011 I started this little blog here and I am so happy to have stuck with it.  I have 82 followers and I am grateful for every single one of you. 

Dear readers, thanks for all of the comments on my Milk Makers post.  I know it's a controversial topic so I appreciate all of the opinions.  Have a good weekend!

Comments

  1. AnonymousJune 14, 2013 at 11:48 AM

    Poor baby girl! We just had the 18 month visit and it was two vaccines for our little guy. He was not happy about it, but then he got two spiderman bandaids which he thought were neat. Good luck!

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  2. UnknownJune 14, 2013 at 12:24 PM

    My daughter is almost 20 months, and I am just loving this age... but visits to the doctor are no good! I don't think I could handle her & being pregnant, I give you so much credit!!!

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  3. AnonymousJune 14, 2013 at 12:53 PM

    I love following your blog and I think of us as friends. I am looking forward to seeing your pics on instagram.

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  4. Steph @ The Kat AlmanacJune 14, 2013 at 9:31 PM

    Coca cola cake?? Sounds amazing. Just another thing I can't eat bc I'm gluten free? Cruel cruel world!

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