Three months ago, I had a day off for Columbus Day. The day off was more work than play. Almost three months later, I had Martin Luther King day off. And it was anything but work. The two days couldn't have been more different. We had a girls day. It was so much fun. I've come to really enjoy these extra days off, just me and Renee. We took pictures in the morning, had lunch with daddy and went to the mall in the afternoon. I bought her the most hilarious bathing suit. We giggled. I ate chocolate. I didn't do chores. I gave her at least 76 kisses and 14 hugs. And told her I love her at least a dozen times. 
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January 21, 2008
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