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Rockstar

4/15/2010

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Maddox’s teacher came today and was very impressed with her reciprocal cooing.  Hummm, wonder if she will talk a lot.....Just like her mom!  We are super excited!  

The bad news is that today my website crashed and I spent all morning on the phone with Apple trying to rebuild it.  This is why there has been a hold on updates.  Anyhow, there is always a story.  Here is the one for today.

While I was on the phone with Apple, Maddox decides to pass some major embarrassingly loud gas.  This was so loud that the Apple guy on the other end says, “Ohhhh, I know those sounds way to well, I have a three month old at homel.”  Whew, good thing he didn’t think it was me!

It was a nice spring day so Maddox and I went outside for some Vitamin D.  We hung out on a blanket in the grass for a few hours before heading to town to pick up Copper from his surgery.  Turns out Copper had a an almond sized piece of wood stuck in his groin.  

When it rains it pours, but I am learning to pack my umbrella.


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