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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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    • All three adults laughed at the absolutely adorable scene this was, Ana then picked up Alice and took the little girl to the car as Madison and Camilla waved bye to them all. When they were gone Camilla picked up Madison then gave her girl a big hug and kiss, "So I heard my little princess was absolute Angel today."
    • Wore a Northshore GoSupreme Max (blue) today to run around with mom, and it held up well, but I am very ready to slip into a proper diaper and try and get some rest. Taking a pain pill to combat my tetth pain and hopefully get to sleep. Tonight's diaper will be a Kiddo Premium Night. Mom wasn't feeling well after running around on painful knees and out of breath, so she wasn't up to eatling much tonight. All she wanted was some fries and a giant cola... so I got a giant coke also and have been sipping away at it all evening so it should be a wet night!
    • I've actively tried to interact more on stories I would normally just lurk.  But at the same time, if it's just plain bad, I'm definitely going to just leave because pitchforks and torches happen fast here.  And if it's something that just doesn't interest me, I'm similarly not going to comment, because the only way I keep reading a story that doesn't necessarily interest me is if the writing is on a higher plane of existence than I'm acclimated to seeing.   I used to stand out here because of the quality of my writing.  I don't anymore - a lot of folks who are above average or more with their use of English have raised the bar around here.  I smile, because it's good to see consistently readable content, but I'm low-key jealous because if Patreon or Subscribestar had existed when I was at my peak, I could have made this my full-time job for a good long time. 
    • Maddison heard the sound of a fart and turned to see Alice standing in front of the girls, which made them laugh. Becca took the girl upstairs to change her and scolded her a bit for climbing out of her crib, but she softened up—deciding not to tell Ana—and let the girl, now in a fresh diaper, go play charades with Maddison. The game of charades was funny, and they were laughing hard when Ana and Camilla arrived; the girls ran to hug them in a sweet moment. Maddison and Alice got to play a little longer while the nanny reported on how things had gone. Becca praised Maddison and Camilla highly for their good behavior—especially Maddison, as she had expected someone who would be more of a handful. Ana said, "Time to go, Alice." As Maddison was saying goodbye, Alice gave her a quick peck on the lips, making Maddison melt.
    • The worst thing about my disability is that you can't see it by looking at me. At Mom's heart test appointment today there was a small waiting room and all the chairs were taken. People kept looking at me like I should give up my seat becuase I am younger and seemingly healthy. But they have no clue that standing would cause me immense pain. They just assume I am lazy or rude,  or both. Being a big guy certainly doesn't help that false impression.
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