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23rd January 2012

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If I haven’t said it yet, I think Jacket is doing great. Despite living with people who are currently addicted to drugs, she seems really well adjusted and happy.

Here she is VERY happy because I gave the okay for her to use all of the dish soap and food coloring in her sloshy science experiment in the sink.

  1. blairsings said: I’m always so sad when these videos are over!
  2. amanda-bennett said: she looks so tall! and so happy!
  3. seejanerum said: Jacket is the tallest 3 year old in the world.
  4. fosterhood posted this
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