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7.21.10

Well, a date for surgery is set for tomorrow morning.  It's an outpatient procedure, and takes about 72 hours for recover,y, so having it on a Friday is a good move.  Problem is that during that time I can't drive, or pick anything up, like say, my daughter.  So, game on for Daddy Erich this weekend.  Luckily he already picks up the slack as needed, so this shouldn't be an issue. 

Took Harper into work for the first time today; she did really well and slept most of the time.  I always said I'd never bring my kids into work, for fear of germs and whatnot, so it's funny that in the "now" I didn't think twice about it. Might as well get that tolerance built up before she heads to daycare, right?

Ahh daycare, something I don't want to even think about, even though it's right around the corner.  I like the place we chose, but am still leery of letting someone else take care of her.  I mean, she'll be spending more time with these people than us, and that's a scary prospect.  Ahh, to be independently wealthy so I could stay home with her.  I don't know how people with multiple kids do it, it's expensive with just one.  I think if we had more than one, I'd definitely weigh the pros and cons of us both working. 

Here are a few more pictures from our daily photo shoots...we do bathtime, then she's in a great mood so we take pictures in cute outfits...enjoy!



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