Now I Can Blog Instead of Doing What Little Housework I Used to Do!

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Thanks, Jon, for getting this up and working again. You must really love me to give me this delightful distraction from what I'm supposed to be doing. In the next couple of days I'll try to fill in the books and movies and some music from the last few months. For now, the baby is crying and demands attention.

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  1. Kiel ChristoffersonFriday, July 07, 2006 8:41:00 PM

    Erin: We met only once, very briefly. My name is Kiel. Your musings are informative and entertaining. I take book and movie tips from Jon fairly often, I'll check here for more :). You and Jon are great folk whom have beautiful children. Thanks for all you provide this world.

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  2. Jon JensenSaturday, July 08, 2006 8:40:00 PM

    Your majesty! Thanks for the nice message. Your ways are vastly superior! Don't question it.

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  3. momSunday, July 09, 2006 1:58:00 AM

    take care of that baby!

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