Diary Comics, Nov. 5 & 6
Keeping on with this series… This one may be too much for one post, apologies! (Previously: Oct. 28 & 29, Oct. 30 & 31, Nov. 1 & 2, Nov. 3 & 4)
Note: Tooth discoloration turned out to be Goldfish buildup.
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Our daughter has about the same expression as yours when playing with hair ties, and as I can’t be with her today, this is much appreciated :)
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It was rough during that age with our son, but, of course I look back on those years now and I miss them! They go by so fast, but, in the moment, it never seems to go by fast!
I know I'm only at the beginning, but it's really true what they say about the days being long and the years being fast. It's hard/terrible to imagine a time when I won't be able to pick her up and hold her!
I think I have the same cough. It's been three weeks and it sounds a lot worse than it feels. I can hear it bubbling in my chest when I lie down. Great: more things to worry about.
I hope you feel better soon! It did eventually go away for me, although it felt like it took forever. And I think now we have something new...
Ok, I loved this one. Laughed a lot at “Goldfish buildup.” I had the opposite reaction to my two year old’s red splotch on her finger that I assumed was paint/marker for too long. As it turned out it was dried blood from her finger getting caught in the dresser drawer.
Also, I have that alphabet/animal puzzle. It’s a banger. “Deoo” = Deer = Zebra
“Deoo”—I can hear it now!
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