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A day in the life of Cora






Dave has been traveling for the last week and I've discovered a level of exhaustion I didn't know existed. It's impossible to get anything done with a 14-month old constantly tugging on your pants saying "up" because she likes to see everything that's going on. It's been fun but I have a whole new respect for single parents who are trying to hold down a job. Wow! Thankfully, Dave will be coming home tomorrow....
This is just a glimpse of some of our recent activities - playing in the water on the back porch, play date with Jace, and a Gymboree Class with Willa. Cora thinks she's the leader of the class and literally gets giddy when "Gymbo the Clown" makes his appearance in class. Lucky for her, Grandma TT takes her to Gymboree Class every Tuesday!

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Carter Family said…
She is such a happy little lady. We love you guys and miss you tons!!!!

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