"Coco, don't eat the wall."
"Coco, don't eat the dishwasher."
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ReplyDeleteI love reading your blog, you are such a good writer! I appreciate your lessons you give in YW. Lisa talked all the way home about the lesson today. The guest speakers said things that really made her think. Thanks for all you do for my daughter! Also...I noticed the cute ribbon toy that Cora was playing with today at church. Did you make it and if so, can I get your pattern? It's so cool!
I love you call her Coco. it is so French. At least when I was growing up this was a very affectionate way of calling a little girl, kind of like 'sweet pea'.
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