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  1. Surviving the First Few Months of Two under Two- Part 1

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    September 13, 2013 by Sarah

    Somehow we have survived the first few months of having two very small children. Caleb is now a robust little …
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  2. The 3rd Trimester: The Final Stretch

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    June 19, 2013 by Sarah

    I guess that 5 days before my due date is a good as time as ever to write out my …
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  3. Packing Our Hospital Bags

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    June 12, 2013 by Sarah

    I can’t believe the time is already here to get our bags ready for the hospital. Our son is coming …
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  4. Getting Ready For Baby #2

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    May 22, 2013 by Sarah

    These days, life has been pretty overwhelming. We’re at the one month mark from when our little guy is set …
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  5. The Glorious Second Trimester

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    March 29, 2013 by Sarah

    I can’t sing enough praises about the second trimester. I think just about anyone who’s ever been pregnant, or the …
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  6. A Nursery for a Small Space

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    February 27, 2013 by Sarah

    I can’t believe that in less than 4 months this nursery will look very different. Well, maybe not so different. …
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“I think one thing that’s strengthened in me is an admiration for immigrants... Now, having moved over here, I just feel how hard it is. There are times when I’m with my Thai co-workers in a staff meeting; and there’s who I am, and then there’s this language barrier. All of who I am, the humor, the nuance, it can’t come out. And, that’s hard.”

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