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Why you haven't heard for me in a bit | Spin Off

Why you haven't heard for me in a bit

November 4, 20151 min read

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I've been working on a very special project. Meet Sarah Helen Moore, born September 25, 2009.

Hannah adores her little sister and can't kiss her enough.

A friend made matching hats for the girls and a blanket for Sarah.

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