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January 19, 2012

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Amy1N

I know you probably weren't thinking this when you wrote the post, but this is a beautiful picture of motherhood. You are an inspiration for sure. Even if you don't feel like it.

Michelle

Oh no - a pukey kid while you have morning sickness? That's just a bad situation. Hope your little princess is feeling better soon and no longer puking in your bed.

laura

I'm hoping since I am two days late reading this everything is back to normal at your house. Well, at least I hope you have gotten some rest.
You are like a fine-tuned machine in the business of mothering.
I swear (often, but always under my breath) most of my days were about maintenance, just trying to keep up with the day-to-day of family.
Hope you are having a vomit-free weekend!

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