Mommy Monday is indefinitely delayed pending me actually getting last Thursday's lecture written for tomorrow. Given today's holiday and the corresponding lack of daycare, I suspect that Mommy Monday will return next week in it's regularly scheduled slot.
Next week I'll tell you about Minnow's birthday (it's Saturday the 26th), but after that I'm open to suggestions of topics.
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