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Grace Curley.

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Grace Curley host of the Grace Curley Show. Grace. Grace Curley. Grace Curley. Grace Curley. Grace Curley host of the Grace Curley Show. Grace. Grace Curley. Grace. Grace. Oh, oh, oh. Oh, oh. Hello, and happy Monday. This is the Grace Curley show. I'm Aaron Chadbourne, sitting in for Grace, joining you remotely from the WGAN studios up in Portland,

Maine. Thanks to the Portland Radio Group for letting me broadcast. And back supporting us is

Taylor Cormier, Taylor. I got to listen to you on the radio when you made your triumphant return,

but how's the baby? The baby's great. She's mostly sleeping through the night. That's something I get to brag about with just about all my children.

You know, newborns, they famously wake up every hour, but hours have been fairly consistent just once or twice per night for the first couple of weeks.

Then they're sound sleepers.

So I'll brag about that any chance I get.

I mean, that's a good sign because they're usually or they're waking up to eat, right? Because they can't eat too much so they get hungry. But yeah, they're good eaters, good sleepers. Yeah. Oh, yeah, definitely. Yeah, she's, she's fantastic. She's just been great, very well-tempered and her siblings adore her. The only danger they have of hurting her is smothering her with all the hugs. Yeah, well, that's wonderful. I mean, it's great to have little kids that, like, enjoy each other and they have each other. And so I know everyone's very excited for you. And it's a lot. You know, the third one, they say the third one is easier than the second one. I guess it's too early for you to tell. Well, that's because the first one is old enough now that he can help out with a lot of the stuff around the house, including, you know, keeping an eye on the baby. So he's coming into his own. He's got some chores to do. So everybody's been great. But enough about me. That's not enough. I think it's worth celebrating. I think it's exciting. I'm excited for you,

and I know a lot of the listeners are as well. So happy to be here to join you, give you a little

relief so you can catch up on some of your other job. But it's always great to be here on the

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