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Slack.com slash DHQ. On a scale of one to 35, how was your birthday yesterday?

It was good. I just generally don't like my birthday, so I'm always like, sigh a little

sigh of relief when it's over. But you had pancakes in the morning.

I did. And Ellie wrote you a letter and put it in the pick me up newsletter. She did.

What did you think of that? It was very cute. Can I read it? Case in, but you didn't

see it. Sure. Because I mean, it's pretty good for somebody who's three months old. Yeah.

She wrote, dear mama, I don't know many things yet, but I know you make me feel so loved

and I like that. When you tell me that I'm smart and perfect and will do great things,

I believe you because why would someone lie about those things? Thank you for telling

me that. I love you and I think you're smart and perfect and you will do great things.

And I hope you believe me because I know sometimes you worry about being smart enough or perfect

enough or doing enough, but I'm not lying to you because I'm only three months old and

I don't know what a lie is. Happy birthday, mama Elizabeth James, aka Ellie, aka smushy stink

bottom super sleeper McHudie smush. She has a lot of nicknames. Yeah. So that was your

sweet gift from Ellie and I got you nothing. Do you got me things? No, I failed. I don't

think you failed at all. I feel like such a failure. Why? I ordered. Kelly has these

shoes that she loves and I ordered. I found out that the same company makes baby shoes

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