No, not that kind.
The kind that gets carried into bed with mommy and daddy in the middle of the night whimpering with a 103.1 fever. Poor little pook.
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4 comments:
Hope she's feeling better.
*sympathy*
What Jay said.
Hope that sweet baby gets all better soon!God bless...
I hope she's feeling better!!
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