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Sunday, we all went up to spend a little time with the newest little cousin.
Everyone is at home and doing well, although Benjamin continues to struggle with elevated jaundice levels. Poor Mommy and Daddy have to trek him back to the hospital each day for blood tests - hard on all three of them!
On Friday, Haley lost a tooth. When the tooth fairy went to find her tooth under her pillow, she found a note that said, Instead of money, I would just like another picture of Benjamin to take with me to school. I was going through her notebook today and found a whole page of a boys name written down with little flowers and decorations. At first, I thought it might be a little boyfriend, but it was baby love - Benjamin's name written all down the page.

We are home this week and with no major events looming in the offing anymore, we are getting things done around the home front. Today, I had people in to fix sprinklers, toilets, and give estimates on work we would like to have done in the spring. It felt really good to get a few things crossed of the list.

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Cathi said…
Look at that lovely head of hair!
He's absolutely gorgeous; Haley is right to be in love with him : )
Maybe someday she'll be writing "Sean" all up and down her school pages, eh?
For some reason I can't blog at all. I might have to resort to email to get the news and pictures out there.
Love,
Cathi
11:11 AM
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