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January 24, 2006

Sunday & Monday

Georgia_grandma_b_22jan06_1Robyn took this great photo of Georgia and her Grandma Byrns (my Mom) on Sunday. I love how awake Georgia looks here. We went to YG on Sunday to see my cousin Alex and his girlfriend Veronica while they're visiting from China. It was also great to see Val, Cliff, Bev, Preston, Brittany, Colleen, Grandma Mantay, Rob, Robyn, Ethan, Jordyn, Kacy, and Mom and Dad. Mom prepared a great supper for the occasion.
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We had a very busy day yesterday. We voted in the federal election, made several appointments, opened a bank account for Georgia, and took Sophia to preschool (they had a pajama party yesterday which she was very excited about) and her Irish dance class (bonus: she actually participated in the entire class this time). I also got my flu shot--finally! With a couple more months of flu season still to go, I felt it was important to minimize the risk of Georgia (and me) catching the flu.

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