How to stay cool in 100 degree weather: wordless wednesday
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Our friend Paige blogged about the nicknames she has for her son Daniel. Before reading her blog I never realized how many different names we call Jude on a daily basis. He may never learn his real name with all the cutesie little nicknames we have for him… Baby Dude, BB, Monkey Doodle, Monkey, Doodle,…
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