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Thursday, September 15, 2005

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  1. Blogger Cathy said:
    10:43 PM  

    Tim; I read this from your blog:
    "i want another child, yet i'm scared that round two might not be as amazing as the first go around. we have the worlds easiest kid. the stories of being up all night, going to the dr., tantrums... are not my world."

    This is exactly how I felt about having another child. My world was perfect with one so why mess with a good thing. I also have an easy first child and worried about the same things. Well, as fate has turned it, I now have a second child; my baby is three months old and I already feel like I can't imagine the world without two. Our life expands, not contracts.

    Chances are that your first is "easy" because you are a great parent. You should share your love with another.

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