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CoolB

Thanks for sharing Megan. Good memories to remember.

Amanda

I love the "Moments I Want To Remember." You simply must make it a series. And I agree with Marco - keep Annabella's rule!

wamptx

Thanks for sharing your wonderful special moments. They make me smile and sometimes tear up. Thank you so very much!! I can understand why you will always remember them.

John

The Moments I want to Remember is such a brilliant idea. I've been blogging on and off since 2001 and at times I get real sick of it, but recently when I migrated my old entries to Wordpress I absolutely LOVED going through my old posts to see what I was doing in the past. Writing posts like this are so enjoyable now, but will be invaluable in the future.

Paul Cyopick

Someone asked one of my 4 year old twins today "How does your daddy tell you apart?".

Ciara said "It's easy. I'm me, and that's her."

It's times like this that make parenting the best job in the world.

David

Great Blog and a great podcast Megan. I love these moments I want to remember posts.

Heres one of mine:

My youngest son (probably about 3 going on four):

J: "Whats this dad?"

Me: "What?"

J: "This in my hand."

I held out mu

David

- oops hit post!

I held out my hand and with great delicacy he placed something small on my palm.

me: "I dont know son, where did you find it?"

J: "In my nose".

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respiratory problems for a few weeks and his lungs keep filling up with fluids. He's a tough guy, a World War II vet, a fisherman, a widow for nearly twenty years, and an expert gardener like his own father

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listen to audio books on her CD player. She recognizes letters and can write many of them. She sees her 7-year-old cousin read and when she recites books that she's memorized, she imitates

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When we arrive my grandfather is using a nebulizer, a machine that turns his medicine into mist and sends it directly into his lungs. It look like he's smoking a long plastic pipe. He sees us and smiles, then coughs. Milo asks,"Is great grandpa eating smoke

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It is an after-bath ritual. We dry off the boys and they explode out of the bathroom and run naked through the house. Their destination is usually Annabella's room where they climb on her bed and jump up and down.

Joyce

Tahnks for the insight. It brings light into the dark!

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