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This past weekend, Dave and I left our baby for the first time to celebrate our 6th Anniversary in Walla Walla with a little wine tasting. Cora enjoyed a weekend with Grandma TT and Grandy but they were definitely exhausted by the time we picked her up on Sunday evening. It was beautiful on Saturday so they headed out to a local farm for some fun and photo opps.
Dave and I survived a weekend away and had a great time, though we missed our little girl like crazy. Cora wouldn't even look at me for the first 15 minutes after we got back but eventually giggled and came over to snuggle with her "Mama." Dave has been away from her for long stretches before but I don't think she and I had been apart longer than 12 hours. Hard to believe but I wouldn't have it any other way!

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Toodles said…
Hey Lindsay! Happy 6 year anniversary to you and Dave! Glad you were able to go celebrate!!

I'm the same way with Eli... I hate to leave him for very long. Although I have left him with his daddy overnight for about 2 days (and they were long days)!

Glad you guys are doing good!
September 30, 2010 at 9:13 AM
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