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20.03.2014 21:27
Suely
Barb, I always wtaend a brother but it didn't happen. My daughters wtaend a brother, too but after two girls, I decided I just didn't have the time (or space, or money) to cope with both Boy Scourts and Girl Scouts, clothes that couldn't be passed down or shared, and bedrooms/bathrooms that were basically communal. It just seemed easier to stick with girls. Maybe it wasn't the right decision. (Easy to say, twenty years later!) But that's what happened. I'm glad that of my three daughters who have children now, one has two boys and a girl and one has two girls and a boy. Caroline, the daughter whose wedding we were celebrating in that picture, has two daughters, and that's fine, too. They have a wonderful, involved, father and that can make all the difference. And by the way congratulations on YOUR coming grandparenthood!
01.01.2013 18:13
Wincarf
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