aldisneygrl
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Guess What???????????
Bam Bam's mom (that's the lost puppy) called my husband's work.
She was looking for Bam Bam!
I didn't even get to give poor Bam Bam a bath before I had to take him to DH's work.
My kids were 
to take him back. I explained to DD that we would be sad if someone found our Shadow, and then didn't let us have her back. She understood, but still didn't like to have to give him up.
He was a small dog that fit right in your lap. I fell in love instantly, as did the rest of my family.
We are such suckers for dogs. We even had a crate for him to sleep in tonight. It is left over from when our Shadow was a puppy, and she outgrew it. Glad we held on to that thing.
It was great to see the lady get reunited with her lost dog. It was also good to see how far my dog has come in her training. You know you start thinking that they won't do what you want them to do, but you forget about what the can do! She sits before she comes in the door. She will sit and stay when I tell her too. She left the dog alone when I told her to "leave it." I have a great puppy, and I would be devastated if anything happened to her. Sorry, I got so
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Mony - Congrats GIRL! Wow! I know you are in the shocked stage, but we are here to help you through it.
Bam Bam's mom (that's the lost puppy) called my husband's work.
She was looking for Bam Bam! I didn't even get to give poor Bam Bam a bath before I had to take him to DH's work.
My kids were to take him back. I explained to DD that we would be sad if someone found our Shadow, and then didn't let us have her back. She understood, but still didn't like to have to give him up. He was a small dog that fit right in your lap. I fell in love instantly, as did the rest of my family.
We are such suckers for dogs. We even had a crate for him to sleep in tonight. It is left over from when our Shadow was a puppy, and she outgrew it. Glad we held on to that thing. It was great to see the lady get reunited with her lost dog. It was also good to see how far my dog has come in her training. You know you start thinking that they won't do what you want them to do, but you forget about what the can do! She sits before she comes in the door. She will sit and stay when I tell her too. She left the dog alone when I told her to "leave it." I have a great puppy, and I would be devastated if anything happened to her. Sorry, I got so
!Mony - Congrats GIRL! Wow! I know you are in the shocked stage, but we are here to help you through it.
) I just knew it! (Not really, but I wondered when you said you were late.
) Don't fret! I am sure all will be well. Everything happens for a reason. What a blessing! 
!!!! LOL- In about 7 months she'll be thinking she is a Bam Bam!!!! 
But you get the point.
Of course you know if it's a boy we'll love him just as much! I CANT wait to know the gender!!! Oh, do you find out???? If not, I hope you like YELLOW baby stuff!
on school 
magic happens!!
Don't worry about you DH because he will get used to the idea.I am glad you are going to stick with us!
...I am shell shocked for you. I can remember when I was pg with dd8 (Matt) he was a TOTAL, HUGE, STUPENDOUS surprise and I kid you not I was in complete denial until he was delivered 8 1/2 weeks early. but mainly my problem was that my DD9 (Trevor) was the apple of my eye and I didn't want to take away from my time with him?? Is that not flicted thinking? So there I was with a 10 mo old and an infant and a premie infant at that...so matt was in the hospital til he was about 6 weeks old, (he came home 2 weeks prior to his due date!) weighing in at a mere 4 pounds at birth...now 8 years later he is Total Mischief as UM so accurately pegged him.
he got tickled about that BTW
DH says "I wouldn't worry about it" but I can't, its hard to give it your all when you feel like they are gonna break out the Richter scale and tell you to get off the equipment!!! 
sheesh talk about blowing any self esteem...
