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- Robin
- Read about our Cotton Candy Jellybean Story I have been married to my wonderful husband, Rich for 21 years. We are the proud parents of our darling 18 year old daughter, Lillianna. I wrote for DotMoms in 2004 and that is what encouraged me to try a blog of my own!
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- A very special gift.
- My very odd husband
- Should I allow a limo ride?
- Too slow for me
- So....you want to live in the United States.....
- Lillianna's Easter post
- It's almost never about the food!
- Emotions drive me to eat
- Surprises
- Dreaming of the day.......
- How much higher can the price go?
- I've been tagged? How interesting.
- Another one bites the dust
- Being deprived is never the answer
- Update my account?......no thank you!
- It's good to have friends
- Do you know anything about Lyme Disease?
- Just another reason to hate this school
- classmates.com.....I don't know about this
- 911 operators should be fired!!
- Question of the day
- Old movies. Old memories.
- Lost and found
- Oddservations
- Not so good advice
- The empty closet
- Sensible eating isn't a secret
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