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- Karen
- I'm a Catholic stay at home mom to four wonderful children, three girls and a boy,and a furry creature we occasionally call Oscar. Madeline is 14, Ellie is 10, Katie is 4, and Anthony is almost 2. Between the the three girls, our adorable little man and our crazy dog there is hardly ever a dull moment around here. This blog offers a peek into our lives as I chronicle the adventures that make up our lives.
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That is cute! In Seattle we say "the mountain is out today" whenever the clouds break and we can see Mt. Rainier.
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