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summer is flying by

don't know where the time is going this summer. seems like yesterday was the last day of school and now all of the school supplies are out at target and the kids are already talking about the first day of school...

the summer is going well, the kids have a nanny this year and absolutely love her. she is the greatest and is driving them all over kingdom come. wish that nannying would have been an option for when i was in hs. seems like when i was a kid i babysat the entire week for like $20 and i felt that was a fortune.

just got back from TN with allie and the national aau tourney - they finished 6th in the nation. everyone got along for the most part and the girls had fun - the should be so proud of their accomplishment.

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Karen said…
HI!!!!!!

Glad you're back! SO not ready for school supplies!

Heck, forget the kids, I want a nanny.
carey said…
I saw you on Karen's blog and thought...could it be OUR susan?

yep.

:)


i also want a nanny just for me. she can drive me around and make me sandwiches and clean up the house and we could play all day.

maybe when i am retired i will get one.
bobbione8y said…
hello, hello :)

welcome back to blogland! i think your summer sounds fab :)
Susan said…
Hello long lost blog friends, I am going to try to be back- really just about getting back in the habit :) it is nice to have the outlet, I have missed it. So, thank you for the posts so glad to be back...

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