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outside my window...sunshine!!!!!!

I am thinking...will I have be able to keep up with the clutter?

I am thankful...for a smooth morning with all the kids. NO meltdowns on the way to the bus stop! whoopee!

I am wearing...non maternity clothes....well I squeezed into my regular clothes only 3 weeks after baby #4 and some days I have more muffin top than others :) but today is a good day!

I am wondering...if Jocie will nap today or decorate the bathroom with toothpaste like yesterday.

I am blessed...to have wonderful friends who provided 2 weeks worth of meals for my family!

I am hearing...a sleepy baby trying to avoid sleeping.

a favorite thing...a plant that  I almost killed has come back to life.

this week...our last CBS

I am reading...one thousand gifts

a picture...or two






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  1. dtbrentsMay 17, 2012 at 10:00 AM

    Your children are so cute. Congrats on your new baby. You must have the best friends in the world. Have a great week. Doylene

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