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I have been so busy lately. Still cooking this baby...but hoping she will come early. We got some more visitors from California...my Parents, Robbe and Christine. They came right after Joi and Scotlin left. It was so much fun to have them here. They played a ton with Cheryl while I sat and they even cleaned my bathroom...which was pure bliss since I have a hard time with the chemical smells and cleaning that tub. I don't think I did the dishes once when they were here, that was so nice. And thanks Dad for breaking my new rocker glider. I need a new one now. We went to This is the Place, Pioneer village...I think it was 100 degrees that day, but it was fun. Also, we had a lot of good conversation...I used to not really like my parents...but I have to say I really like them now. Not just because they served me while they came. They are amazing people and fun to be around. After they came to visit...I made lists! I have been sewing, sewing, and sewing. Trying to get things done before baby arrives. I will post pictures of all the things I have sewn lately. But in the mean time, I am not done with my lists. I also decorated the girls room. Pink and Purple jungle theme...I think it turned out cute. Later Gater.
XOXO-Erin

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Joi Montrief said…
You are TOO funny. Seriously! I can't wait to see everything. I wanna see pics of their room too! Miss you.
July 22, 2010 at 5:29 PM
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