The snow started during the early morning and didn’t stop until mid afternoon. We hurried into our snow suits, mittens, and hats before the sun melted it away again. Slushy, muddy, and mild winters aren’t something we’re used to. Give us blistering winds, blinding snow storms, and freezing rain. Snow days, boots covered in salt,…
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Each morning there there are new words, new facial expressions, and new adventures. She seems taller, more like a girl, and less like a baby. Time is passing. She understands directions and sentences. She laughs at funny situations and comments. She can count to ten, say her ABC’s, and jump off of the couch with…
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