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November 2009
06:
  • Halloween 2009
04:
  • Wherein I'm just begging you to judge me
October 2009
27:
  • On overcoming phobias
23:
  • Gone are the days of the snooze button
21:
  • All grown up
01:
  • I think the metaphor here is "cycles"
September 2009
24:
  • Newsletter: Summer 2009
14:
  • The first nudge toward the edge of the nest
August 2009
21:
  • Roman Cavalry choirs are singing
19:
  • I think this means that whatever we're doing is working
12:
  • Disaster Preparedness
July 2009
08:
  • In fact, I have her edit my posts
June 2009
22:
  • Family of four
April 2009
30:
  • Play date aftermath
22:
  • Newsletter: April 2009
14:
  • On having a daughter
March 2009
22:
  • The dreaded gurgle
02:
  • Lions and tigers and spiders
February 2009
20:
  • What happens when Mommy and Daddy share a special hug
17:
  • Right in the middle of the bedtime story
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Heather talks about overcoming depression on today's Momversation.

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  • Woman v Tape: http://bit.ly/2a8ZU5 Final word: THIS MOUSE HAS CHANGED MY LIFE. Thank you, geeky husband. Also, thank you for not golfing.
  • @Miss_Scarlett99 how is metro Vancouver?

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