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Bub bye ZL1.......... :lol:

 

Congrats to you and the misses. :lol:

 

nah, I purchased my truck 4 days after my son was born. If I dont get one it wont be because of baby #2.

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Well my wife went to the doctor today and confirmed (we already knew) that she is pregnant with our 2nd child. Due end of May 2012.

 

Congrats! But unless an Ultrasound was done, how do you know it is ONLY child #2??? :lol: Could be a 2 for 1!!!!

 

Hope all goes well to all with kids on the way!

Chris

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Well my wife went to the doctor today and confirmed (we already knew) that she is pregnant with our 2nd child. Due end of May 2012.

 

Congrats! But unless an Ultrasound was done, how do you know it is ONLY child #2??? :lol: Could be a 2 for 1!!!!

 

Hope all goes well to all with kids on the way!

Chris

 

 

because there was one done Monday afternoon. only 1 bun in the oven :lol:

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