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Sleepover

The fam came today and primed and painted the living room and hall. It looks nice, though the color I picked is a bit lighter than I thought. It's good though. Sugar Beige, it's called. Yum.

Tonight and the rest of this week, Ryan and Julia, my youngest two sibs are staying with us to be my extra hands and helpers in these last few days before the move. And in exchange, you might say, Braska went home with Grammy and Papa for a few days.

I packed all her little things, wrote out all the instructions for feeding and such, and off she went. It's weird to think I don't get to get her up and have our morning playtime in the big bed for a few days, but she'll be fine with Grammy. I hope she's not mad at me by Saturday. She'll be happy to be home, to her new home, I'm sure.

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  1. Oh she will have a great time, and you need to take advantage and sleep in a bit!

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  2. Strength and perseverance and you'll all be home soon. ---Jen

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  3. my kids are never happy to come home from grandmas...when I walk in to pick them up their faces fall and they ask, "mom, why are you here?" :o)

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  4. Braska is doing great! She was a big hit at church last night! Lots of attention and her shyness made her even cuter!

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