Thursday, October 25, 2007
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2 comments:
No matter how good you have it, it's just plain hard to be cooped up indoors with little children. I have, in the past, looked forward to getting dental work done so I could zone out to some Muzak (and if it's Air Supply, all the better) with my feet up. I feel for you!
But I'm wondering how you pulled off the ruse of actually leaving the house? Did you go out the front door and back in through a window?
I'm glad that you are still safe and I hope things get back to normal soon.
Glad to hear you and yours are still safe. Weldon and I were talking about the fires yesterday and we said a little prayer for your family.
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