Norah has been doing twenty minutes of free reading everyday.
Friday, June 18, 2010
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I hope I was able to get your family the books you were looking for, finally... This is the fun part in life: Reading. "Fun reading" should go down in the books as the best "Win/Win" a person can have. I love it. And one of the best parts about this is I get to indulge my love of shopping! Of course, I should actually go to the gym and indulge my love of swimming instead! That's pretty funny, don't you think, Veronica? Thanks for sending the list and for all the yummy food receipes on the Boulden Blog that Mom and Dad and Me eat... and eat. Literally, that's almost the only thing I look forward to on your blog... I don't read it for the photos or family memories. LOL.
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