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peek-a-boo

ByKymberlee

Peeking at Mommy

Grace is always right there peering out from behind the furniture ready to say “peek-a-boo”!

I really appreciate that about life.

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infused with tenderness

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the night's hoofs [or two points of light in the darkness]

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