Sleepover's

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We don't do sleepovers except with family. Tonight we are all sleeping the my sister's house. It is such fun. Little J gets the place of honor next to me on the sofa. With Jam on the other size of my husband. We are sleeping on mattresses on the floor. Boo is in her cousins room ...they are 8 weeks apart and have been giggling for the last 2 hours.
Grandma and Grandpa are in my niece's room (she's away at college). It's fun to have so many of us under one roof...it's a shame my sister is working.

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