Tools arranged on the tray were surgical instruments. He dropped the thermostat, donned gloves and took a deep breath.
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Day 1: Five Ways to Win my Heart
Despite the corporate world often complaining I have no heart, or I do but it is a microbial piece of titanium diboride, in fact, I do have a heart. It stays generally on the mend from one occasion to the next. There are definite ways to permeate the sutures.
Posted by Red on May 1, 2013
https://mommasmoneymatters.com/win-my-heart/
Z is for ZZZ
Babies need 10-14 hours of sleep a day. If they do not get it, they are cranky and uncoopera… What? Yes, we are still A to Z’ing. During the coverage of the Mine Principle, we established your book is your baby. It needs a nap. Frankly, so do you.
Posted by Red on April 30, 2013
https://mommasmoneymatters.com/break/
Y is for Yeasty
Yeast·y /ˈyēstē/ 2. Characterized by or producing upheaval or agitation; in a state of turbulence, typically a creative or productive one.
Posted by Red on April 29, 2013
https://mommasmoneymatters.com/inspiration/
Flash in the Pan
“Maxine, I don’t have anything else even remotely your size. I weigh 50 pounds more than you.”
Posted by Red on April 28, 2013
https://mommasmoneymatters.com/flash-busboy/
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