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Old 05-30-2006, 06:45 AM   #21
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Old 05-30-2006, 09:09 AM   #22
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Any trips planned for this year? You can always come north in the summer and cool off. A lovely 61 degrees here yesterday.

How old are the grandkids--getting close to school age?

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Any trips planned for this year? You can always come north in the summer and cool off. A lovely 61 degrees here yesterday.
We have a trip planned to the mountains of New Mexico for late August. We try to go somewhere cool about that time every year to get a break from the heat. It will likely be sometime in October before we see 61 again...as the low, not high temp of the day. :P

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How old are the grandkids--getting close to school age?
The grandsons are 8, 3, & 18 months, so we've got several years to go before all are in school. All is not lost however, since my daughter has agreed to give her mom a little help starting in the fall by sending the two youngest to a grandmom's day out program two days a week. I think my daughter has determined it's better to do that than have her mother suffer from total mental and physical exhaustion, have a breakdown and be institutionalized. You familiar with Lynette's three wild boys on "Desperate Housewives"? That'll give you some idea of what grandma is dealing with.

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