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	<title>Comments on: I need to watch my mouth</title>
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		<title>By: Jason</title>
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		<description>That is so awesome!  Little kids and big words - there&#039;s nothing like it!  In Ohio we knew this little boy who, from the age of about two, had the biggest vocab of a toddler I have ever seen.  It was jsut funny the way he took to the english language and made some of the most unusual words his own at that age.  They are always learning and its such a privilege to get to witness that as they grow up.  Rey and Royce are some cute little kids and we are excited to see more of you, Colby and them as we get reacquainted here in MT.

We had a great time with you guys this weekend and were so thankful that you called us to hang out after the events of the last one.  See you again soon!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>That is so awesome!  Little kids and big words &#8211; there&#8217;s nothing like it!  In Ohio we knew this little boy who, from the age of about two, had the biggest vocab of a toddler I have ever seen.  It was jsut funny the way he took to the english language and made some of the most unusual words his own at that age.  They are always learning and its such a privilege to get to witness that as they grow up.  Rey and Royce are some cute little kids and we are excited to see more of you, Colby and them as we get reacquainted here in MT.</p>
<p>We had a great time with you guys this weekend and were so thankful that you called us to hang out after the events of the last one.  See you again soon!</p>
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