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Posted by migraine on January 01, 2007 at 09:20:01 from (71.231.54.158):
In Reply to: Party animals or what? posted by IaGary on January 01, 2007 at 07:14:51:
Well I was up on the early shift but only to try to get the grandkids back to sleep for a little longer. This is the seventh day of having 7,5, and 2 year old and this will be the eighth night. Harder work than wrenching on tractors or cutting up trees all day. Watched more kids movies and tractor pull videos than I can count. Popcorn and chex mix was about the extent of our New Years treats with egg nog (straight). They are fun too but we're getting into a another time in our life so don't keep up with them like we used to. Sure did gobble up those treats from Ia Gary tho. He's a big hit out our way plus he gets a new tractor soon to boot. Life is good huh. Thanks Migraine
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