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In the process of cleaning she found my keys, my social security card, and one of the girls' two hijabs, which Ana immediately put on her head. Well, I suppose that's where it goes.
Then we proceeded to build the storage center, and when I say "we" built it I mean to say that Ana built it by herself while Jenn and I sat around ineffectually. She didn't need us at all. At one point she had to shove a board onto several sets of pegs. It was balanced nicely, and Jenn, thinking Ana didn't have enough leverage, pushed down on one end. It see-sawed alarmingly. So I pushed down on the other end. Same thing. Ana, horrified, gave a huge sigh, declared she had to do everything herself, and proceeded to jump on and off the furniture, using her butt to effectively wedge the plank onto the pegs. It was freaking adorable. Especially since she was wearing that hijab. She's 127% more adorable when wearing things on her head.
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Then we proceeded to build the storage center, and when I say "we" built it I mean to say that Ana built it by herself while Jenn and I sat around ineffectually. She didn't need us at all. At one point she had to shove a board onto several sets of pegs. It was balanced nicely, and Jenn, thinking Ana didn't have enough leverage, pushed down on one end. It see-sawed alarmingly. So I pushed down on the other end. Same thing. Ana, horrified, gave a huge sigh, declared she had to do everything herself, and proceeded to jump on and off the furniture, using her butt to effectively wedge the plank onto the pegs. It was freaking adorable. Especially since she was wearing that hijab. She's 127% more adorable when wearing things on her head.
The Hidden Cost of Gun Violence: Meet a Mother and Her 7-Year-Old With PTSD
Meet Zelda, the unlikely ‘Dear Abby’ of NSA
Fake Cell Towers Allow the NSA and Police to Keep Track of You
Artillery barrages in southeastern Ukraine raise questions on ceasefire
Once Mexico Had a Wealth of Corn; Now It's Left With a Genetically Boring Monocrop
Epigenetics: genes, environment and the generation game
Kurds retake strategic mountain from IS
In Amerli, an unusual alliance defeated Islamic radicals. Don’t count on that lasting.
ISIS push for Iraq's dams draws American airstrikes
Immigration reform delay a 'slap to the face,' activists tell Obama
The crisis of rising sea levels
A history of the minimum wage since 1938, with charts (old link)
Wealthy people are eating better than ever, while the poor are eating worse.
With US youth losing religion, evangelicals struggle to spread ‘good news’
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