I finally got her! 
Thursday, August 24, 2006
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About Sam & Charlotte
In October of 2005 we welcomed Sam, aka "Peanut," into the world. He has been the delight of our lives, bringing us laughter every day, and making us do crazy things like cry when we hear the Hawaiian version of "Somewhere Over the Rainbow." Sam serves as the Big Brother and primary narrator of this blog. (For a real laugh, be sure to check out his State of the Nursery addresses!)
In July of 2008, Sam's little sister joined him and us in rounding out our little family. Charlotte, aka "Moonpie," brought us two surprises at her 20 week ultrasound - the first being that she was a girl, and the second that she would be taking us on a very new and unexpected journey. Charlotte was diagnosed with Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome which required her to have one of three open-heart surgeries at three days old.
Charlotte, much like her brother, has already shown a stubborn streak. She is our little fighter.
Mama Jenn and Daddy Tim will take care of all the medical stuff here. Sam and Charlotte will be sure to keep you up-to-date on all the fun goings-on at the Tousey House.
In July of 2008, Sam's little sister joined him and us in rounding out our little family. Charlotte, aka "Moonpie," brought us two surprises at her 20 week ultrasound - the first being that she was a girl, and the second that she would be taking us on a very new and unexpected journey. Charlotte was diagnosed with Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome which required her to have one of three open-heart surgeries at three days old.
Charlotte, much like her brother, has already shown a stubborn streak. She is our little fighter.
Mama Jenn and Daddy Tim will take care of all the medical stuff here. Sam and Charlotte will be sure to keep you up-to-date on all the fun goings-on at the Tousey House.
All About Charlotte
classic sam
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3 comments:
Dear Sam,
Duh, your dad and mom, well, they don't like it when I try to communicate, because, well, pretty much they don't think dogs can have personalities and unique voices. But when uh, I uh, saw you assail fat pants I, well, I think she finally got what she deserved. That fat pants even gives me a good name (which says a lot). I writing to you pretty much for the only time, so keep givin' it to her. Your friend, Beaster (that's the name your parents gave me).
Ok Sammer,
Were very suspicious of what your friend Kitty Pants state of consciousness was at the time you were both in such close proximity. We suspect a "stunt" cat or that there were drugs involved. We have known little "Miss Attitude" for some time now and seriously doubt she was of sound mind and body to submit to such an attack. Please be aware that any subsequent engagements with said "Kitty Pants" requires caution. However, in the event you can "teach an old cat new tricks" were gald to see the two of you getting along so well.
Love,
Pops & Grandma T
Sam -
BEWARE! That cat is no run of the mill cat - he's a lot like your Aunt Stephanie's dog, Beaster! He can't be trusted either.
Love,
Grandma Debbie
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