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Just a short update from my last entry: I wrote that entry on Saturday morning. That afternoon, I dropped Lisa and Paulina off at a local Specialty-Baby-Store-That-Must-Not-Be-Named for a class. When I came to pick them up, I found that the class was running a little long, so I got to look around the store. In among the overpriced books, toys and flashcards, which all claimed to promote development, I discovered a blanket manufactured by Company-That-Must-Not-Be-Named. The packaging on the blanket came so close to stating that that wrapping your child in this product would promote healthy development and learning, that I felt compelled to mention it here. So, the update is that now, I'm not making the part up about the blanket in my last entry. It's real. And for $30, you can own the blanket too (Seriously).











