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*ring* *ring* "Hello," "Mrs Cox are you comming...."

AHHHH! I got the days mixed up and thought Kenzie's case conference was friday! Nope, It was today. Not a very good start to a horrible day. I got the paperwork home and she doesn't qualify for any additional services. She will continue getting speech therapy, but that is all she will be getting next year. I am pretty bummed about that. So, when Kenzie got home she had the driver yell for me to close my eyes. So I did. She popped off of the bus yelling "HAPPY MOTHER DAY MOMMY!" holding two plants. One in full bloom and one just popped up. I will have to upload pics soon. A little later, she came up to me out of no where and said, "Come on Mom" I said "Where?" she said "Let's pack up" I said "where we going" she said, "TO FLORIDA" Oh man would I love to do that. I totally miss it down there and the best part of Florida was that I didn't have the allergies that I have now. So we just stayed home and talked about when we lived in florida and how much Kenzie loves Yaya and Pappy and how much she wanted to go back to be with them. I just don't know what to do. We would totally love to move back, but then we have so much going on right now, so we will pray about it and God will lead us where he wants us to be at that time. Anyway, she went to bed around 7 tonight, so it has been a quiet night. There haven't been many of those with 2 kids in the house. So anyway, I better go.
Dawn

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  1. Angel BearSaturday, May 10, 2008

    I've been homesick for Fla too, the birds, the ocean,...the smeall of salt in the air, the palm trees....

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