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Holiday Recap

It's only January 22nd - as good a day as ever for posting about our holidays. You probably saw the Merry Christmas post already. We stayed here in NYC for Christmas itself. Then we headed to North Carolina to see my family for a bit. The visit was great for a couple of reasons.

1. Jack brings out a new level of happiness in everyone. I think it's his full face, holding nothing back smile.
2. The weather was nice. We were able to go running a couple of days.
3. Jack slept great! After his 4-month freak out, he settled into a good nap and night routine.

I've included a few pictures from the trip. More are available in the December album (see the link on the left side).




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