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I'm a 27 year old married mommy to 2 beautiful little girls, ages 6 and 15 months. My husband is an amazing man and a wonderful father. He works 2 jobs so that I can stay home and take care of our children. We are currently trying to conceive a third baby. My husband is hoping for a boy this time, although I'd be fine with another girl. I always thought I'd only want 2 children as I have 3 sisters, but I have changed my mind. We also have 2 dogs and 1 cat that my girls just adore. In what little spare time I have, I enjoy reading and playing around on the computer, mostly the games on Facebook, but I do enjoy hidden object computer games. I also like crossword and jigsaw puzzles.

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