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"Come to us, July!"

I wanted to write this down on the blog because it is one of those things I hope I remember forever. Maddy has really been wanting to go see Bethany lately. She asks if we can go see Bethany almost every day, sometimes multiple times a day (at least 10). So, we've been looking at the calendar lately and I've tried to explain that we'll see Bethany in July. I've shown her the different months on the calendar and explained all the things we get to do each month until it's time to see Bethany.
Well, on Tuesday, Maddy got tired of waiting. She grabbed her purse and an empty book bag and headed for the door saying that she was "going to July." She spent probably about an hour going all over the house trying to figure out how to get to July so that she could see Bethany. I kept trying to explain that we couldn't go to July, we had to wait for July to come to us. Maddy finally fell asleep on the floor looking for July.
Later that night we were sitting on the couch and she suddenly started saying in a very loud voice, "Come to us, July! Come to us!" This girl is ready for summer.

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Jennifer said…
awww, sweet girl! abriella is also anxiously awaiting july---birthday month! HA!

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