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    Re: emotions and expectations
    LMom #9108 02/18/08 08:45 AM
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    Ha - me too! I have no idea how much tea I have crammed in my cupboard. I just had a cup!

    And DH counts as at LEAST 2 kids in my house.
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    kimck #9109 02/18/08 08:56 AM
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    LOL! My DH is better about cleaning up than I am most of the time, so I really can't complain. (But that doesn't mean that I won't!)

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    Winter vacation in Feb.? How interesting! Is it year-round school so you get chunks of time off frequently? I'm very curious, kcab!

    Mmmmm! Cinnamon bread! I could eat that without the blender! laugh

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    Interesting. Thanks for the scheduling explanation. Maybe it's a ski break?

    We midwesterners only get the usual suspects when it comes to holidays.

    Thanks for the virtual treats. And calorie-free, too! smile

    Kriston
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