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Re[2]: three-month-olds
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- From: Kim.Salazar@em.doe.gov
- Date: 30 Mar 95 11:26:00 -0500
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>Kendrick wrote:
>> > "Ever notice how many three-month-olds there are at Pennsic?"
>> > - cartoon in the Pennsic newsletter by Baroness Stonemarche
A mundane aside to Kendrick and the world at large:
All other circumstances being satisfactory, the timing of a Pennsic
conception is not necessarily a bad thing.
Old habits must die hard. Even though Fernando and I hadn't been to a
War in years, our daughter Alexandra made a Memorial day weekend
debut.
I managed to hold off becoming elephant size until after heavy clothes
were put away; finished being acutely sick before the holidays hit;
missed out on the joy of advanced pregnancy during the summer heat;
and was able to take the season off (Memorial Day to Labor Day) to
stay home with her for the first three months. It could have been
worse.
-kim kim.salazar@em.doe.gov
(Ianthe isn't concerned about logistics)
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