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  1. In A Word... 1 2 3 4

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  2. Down There! 1 2 3

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  3. Relationships 1 2 3 4

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  4. Nap Time! 1 2

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  5. Socially Acceptable 1 2 3 4

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  6. Crossing Over 1 2

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  7. Does That Make Me Crazy... 1 2

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  8. Vices 1 2

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  9. Snack Time!

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    • Hope you have a great time.  I've done a bit of nappied backpacking in the past - due to physical problems my backpacking days are now over. I think the longest trip without a car was 3 days, & I was really out in the wilderness in the Scottish highlands. No problems with changing a nappy in the great outdoors as there was nobody else around, and my dummy was in my mouth apart from the uphill bits. Carrying out heavy used nappies was the main downside. I used to wear high capacity pullups as they're easy to change and have low chafing risk (in my experience). And polyurethane plastic pants. I used a down sleeping bag, which I really really didn't want to wet, as washing a down bag is not a good thing to do - they're never the same afterwards. But down bags are warmer than artificial fibre, and they're lighter and pack down a lot better.
    • Evelyn nodded her head and told her daughter that she was very proud of her for making that choice before putting her on the bed, "I'm just going to go tell your Uncle Tony you just want to spend some time up here, but while I do that how about you pick some books to read."  Evelyn took out some books from her daughter's diaper bag and laid them on the bed, a lot of the books were classic children's books from Madeleine, the wonderful o, little women to Winnie-the-Pooh.
    • The waitress clearly oblivious by Madison's discomfort just smiled and said that the food would be ready soon, even those Camilla did not plan for it she definitely made observes Madison's reaction to the waitresses comment, discomfort bashfulness with a small hint of annoyance. She also wondered if Madison was getting these comments even dressed like that, what kind of comments would she get if she actually dressed like a little girl?
    • I think for a moment after finally settling down as i listen to you mention about a movie being put on downstairs, as i then shook my head as i say "no mommy i don't feel up to watching a movie could i just stay here in the room with you and read a book together?"
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