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Posted by 37 chief on January 07, 2006 at 22:37:26 from (68.7.223.14):
My daughter found out last Friday one of the babies she is carring is a boy. Don't know what the other is yet.I have three grand daughters now. They don't care much for the tractors. My wife and I (mostly the wife) will watch the kids every other day, as my Daughter and her husband are both fire fighter paramedics for the city of San Diego,they work 24 on and 24 off the same shift. I will be able to get them around tractors real early. Can't wait to get them the first tool set, and maybe a toy rifle. (the rifle will probably go over like a fart in church), but I can try. Any body else have twins in the family? Stan in calif
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