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3 Week Check-In

Praise the day she likes the NUK pacifier . . . just when I thought all hope was lost and that she'd never learn how to suck. Mrs Erin, you win. We all appreciate your gift.

Although still on a 2 hour schedule, we've figured out the nights&days. Maybe. 
And nursing is, well you know, still nursing.
Let's just say, it gives us gas.

And that's about all I have time for today, folks. Let's love life.

We move apartments this weekend. Maybe. Stress of the mind.
It's why Mr Smith holds out on telling me things sometimes.
Mrs Anxiety, at your service.


Cheers to 3 week photos. We finally made it back to church, now as a family of three.



smiling at daddy



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  1. Oh my gosh! YouÅ—e moving?! Can I help? Packing sucks and takes forever. Are you hiring someone to do it? Seriously. I am a champ at it. I would love to help if you need it.

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    1. I might just have to take you up on that this coming week. Maybe Monday. I'll have to pack the kitchen & clean & watch the babe...Sis Romney said she would help too.

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