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Icky and Stinky

9/8/2016

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Another day in the adventure in babysitting. I had a short day today because I am having a garage sale this afternoon. Kate did something today she hadn't done before for me...she pooped, big time. Check the picture out. Does it seem that something so icky and stinky could come from something so cute? I guess we all have some poop inside of us that comes out at the worst time sometimes. A good reason for us all to be more understanding and forgiving. Kate, I won't say your poop doesn't stink but you're worth every clean up I have to do.

​~ Love Poppi
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    Poppi's Adventures in Babysitting 

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    Jim Kemna (Poppi) was the Director of Religious Education for the Diocese of Jefferson City, Missouri until he retired at the end of June 2016.   Now  Jim is becoming an active grandparent.   He is babysitting for his one month old granddaughter Katie. Before retirement Jim was responsible for assisting his bishop in promoting the vision of catechesis throughout the diocese.  See Meet the Project Team for more information about this author.

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