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Well, it appears that aboutmybaby.com ...

Well, it appears that aboutmybaby.com is NOT closing--YIPEE! So, I started murphree5.blogspot for nothing...ha! I enjoyed trying out the blogging world, but I don't think I am a very good blogger. I am better at just posting pictures and "happenings" from us without the preasure to come up with cute titles and explaining each photo. So, while I still may use the blog from time to time, I am working on getting our pictures caught up on here (of course, I can't have 9 months missing after all the years documented here); then, I will plan to go back to using this to share and document what we have been up to.

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Callie / Tuesday, January 18 2011 10:52 AM

Really??? Yay! I'm so excited for you Mandy!

Mama / Saturday, September 25 2010 04:33 PM

OMG I completely forgot about this website! My bad. And I love it but I disagree with your blogging opinion...I think you did a very good job and are a terrific writer! Whether here or there matters not. So long as I get to see pictures of my Murphree babies I'll be good with whatever you choose.

I was informed around the ...

I was informed around the first of January that aboutmybaby.com was going out of business. I wanted to cry.:( I started this scrapbook way back in February 2004 (check out how little Eason was in our first album) and have used it for not only for organizing and posting pictures and videos but for tracking milestones for the children, since I stopped being able to keep up with baby books long ago. I will get a keepsake thumbdrive(?) of the entire scrapbook, but I wish I could find a way to keep all of this on the web. However, we have a new beginning at http://murphree5.blogspot.com if you want to check us out. I may continue to post here though until they are ready to shut down. I am still secretly holding out hope that they decide to continue--denial, I know.

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