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Two days ago, we were outside playing around and Bruna was out stomping on the plants along the wall. I guess they are getting too close to the other plants and are threatening the entire balance of the garden. H and Z were confused about what she was doing and walked over to have a look. She invited us to join her in their backyard. The girls had a great time playing in their sweet, well-manicured yard while Bruna and I had a chat. She talks to me like I am an old friend. She laughs until tears stream down her face when I don't understand what she's saying or when I say something silly.

I was wearing a short-sleeved shirt, as were the girls. She asked me over and over again if I was cold. Then she asked me over and over if the girls were cold. She kept pointing out that we were wearing short sleeves. I then started asking her is she was too warm- she had on a long-sleeved turtleneck sweater. She thought that was hilarious.

This morning, on Mother's Day, I ran into Bruna. She took one look at the scarf I had around my neck- to ward off the spring chill- and exclaimed- "SEE, that's because you were wearing short sleeves the other day! You can't do that when it's the weather is warm and then cold and then warm again!" Spoken like a true mother : )




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mimi and papa said…
LOVE YOU! Happy Mother's Day! All of you girls look wonderful. Love and miss you. We are visiting with grammy and grampy- they say "HI" and they love the blog.
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