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Little Victor Sunday Update | Eating Pears Playing At The Splash Park And Projectile Milk
. We don’t know how much Victor weighs right now. I’m guessing more than he used to, because this weeks clothes always have to be bigger than last weeks clothes. It has been three weeks since we took him to … Continue reading
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