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so Ana just picked him up and tossed him in the back hall. Afterwards, she complained that I should've known better than to let her do that, because now she was covered with cat hair and her dad was going to sneeze. I still haven't forgiven him for last week, so I don't quite care if he does sneeze. (I may have accidentally said that aloud.)
Once at the boat I picked up a new apple for Eva's apple challenge, my attempt to find ONE other apple variety she will eat other than the ultra green granny smiths from the supermarket only. Seriously, there are thousands of apples out there! She's trying one new apple a week with no whining. This week she picked another green apple, and we were both disappointed to find that it's plainly a cooking apple, not an eating apple. Very sour! But she tried it, which is the important part.
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Once at the boat I picked up a new apple for Eva's apple challenge, my attempt to find ONE other apple variety she will eat other than the ultra green granny smiths from the supermarket only. Seriously, there are thousands of apples out there! She's trying one new apple a week with no whining. This week she picked another green apple, and we were both disappointed to find that it's plainly a cooking apple, not an eating apple. Very sour! But she tried it, which is the important part.
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The UN thinks we could hit peak births in 2014
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100 AIDS researchers may have been killed in crash
Study: Rhode Island accidentally decriminalized prostitution, and good things happened
Op-Ed: Microsoft layoff e-mail typifies inhuman corporate insensitivity
Israel targets Hamas tunnels in Gaza offensive
Israel has warned it could "significantly widen" a Gaza land offensive but was cautioned by its main ally, the United States, about the risks of further escalation as Palestinian civilian deaths mounted.
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