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Good morning wonderful vizzed users!

I am not fully committed to the idea of being a regular fixation of vizzed... but I'll stop by to keep in touch with people.  I might post from time to time on threads that catch my eye, and I'll do my best to keep up with pms and wall posts... but otherwise I'll just sort of... "be around".

And so with that announcement, I guess I can update interested parties on my hectic and totally awesome life.  When I first discussed coming back to vizzed, things were still out of order and undecided, but now they are more organized and with some degree of certainty.

Baby aside, my whole living situation is changing very soon.  My husband and I live in Birmingham, Alabama, and for the past half year he has been working a night job about an hour drive away.  Since the plant required him to work 12 hours shifts, this meant he was away from home 14 hours a day and found little time for rest, household work, sleep, and myself.  The job was also very physically demanding and made dependent transportation an issue.  I was often walking to work, and while this is normally not an issue... it would be further along in my pregnancy.

Thus, Jason started job hunting.  He eventually got a job in Enterprise, Alabama which is about a 3.5 hour drive from here and also the city in which his parents live.  We've visited Enterprise many times and both absolutely love it.  It's filled with country side, farms, and small-town vibe.  However, I certainly didn't expect Jason to come home one day and say "I got a job in Enterprise. I'll be taking two weeks off from work and packing our stuff so we can be out by July."  

Instead of taking two weeks off, Jason actually quit his job after we had a conversation on how it was destroying his health. Thus, the move and job swap is rather painless for him and involves very little.  The decision for him was a rather brainless one.

However, such is not the case for me.  I'm happy to go to Enterprise, but it makes my summer rather complicated.

--For one, I recently started working an evening job.  Bills are just too high right now and we've received so many cancellation threats that it's not even funny.  It doesn't help that we were suddenly slammed with a bunch of expenses we don't normally have.  Jason got a speeding ticket, I scratched up a rental truck, we had a dentist bill from 2.5 years ago that nobody told us about, Jason will have to spend 2 weeks in a hotel for his job training, my grandparents are dying and I want to buy a bus ticket to visit them....... and the list goes on and on and on.

So I applied to Chick-fil-A (among other places) and got the job after three interviews that were far more intense than any teaching interview I've ever done.  (ha!)  This means that on most days... I go straight from the office to the drive-thru and work until around 11pm.  (For all of you that have ever worked a fast food job or are currently working one..... WOW... I give you some -major- kudos!  The job is no joke, and I felt so overwhelmed!  I never knew it was so hard and demanding!)  I wanted to keep this job until I couldn't (due to my pregnancy), but now I have to quit it sooner than expected and continue to dwell in our money pit.  It also sucks to have committed to at least 5 months and only stay 3.  (Sorry, CFA!)

--Speaking of commitments, I had an 18 week commitment to volunteer for the Children's Hospital here, and had to quit that.

--I have to get rid of my two cats because we don't know where we are going to live yet. If we live with Jason's parents for a bit, they won't let us keep the cats.  And every apartment Jason has looked into has exorbitant fees per animal.... which we just can't afford.  I've had Dorito for almost 9 years since he was a kitten, and I love him to pieces.  Our other cat... Cat... we love almost as much as Dorito.  I'm trying to be strong about it, but Dorito especially is just my baby, you know?  I want to find a good home for them both, and I have a feeling Dorito will be very confused and depressed with a new family.

--I have to find a new doctor, who I will only see once or twice.... one of those visits being the delivery.  So basically, I'll be delivering with a complete stranger, in a strange place, with strange procedures.  I absolutely love my doctor and want to stick with her because my first experiences with doctors was horrifying.  I don't want to work with new professionals and feel un-confident and insecure all over again.

--I have to cancel my counseling sessions that are provided by my job for free.  Bummer.

--Of course, I'll be farther away from my family.  I told them I wanted them to be very involved in my child's life, and although 3.5 hours is not across the country.... this will become much more difficult. My family doesn't travel and every member here is a home-body. That means Jason and I will have to find the time and money to go visit them..... and we won't be able to do that often.  Although this isn't all that important to Jason (my family and him aren't exactly close).... it means a lot to me, of course.

--I already mentioned this... but we don't know where we are going to live.  Jason has slightly unrealistic expectations and wants to find a place for about $400.  The place also has to be close to my job since we have one car and I will probably have to walk often.  These two limits make things tough.  I feel like his parents would let us stay with them until we found something ideal, but Jason seems to be of the opinion that we could stay no later than December.  I love my in-laws, but I'm not sure how I feel about living with them.  Either way, the fact still exists that we have to be out by July 2nd and don't know to where.

--I'm probably forgetting something else because there are like... a million billion little things in my head right now..... but most importantly, I don't have a job in Enterprise.  Jason's new job is through the USPS, and though I hear the prospects are GREAT... their job transitions are less than desirable.  For a -whole- year, Jason will only get one regular day of work a week.  He might be able to sub once or twice a week and get called in for those days.  This possibility of subbing makes it very difficult for him to get a second job.  Thus, it's safe to assume that Jason will get paid for one day of work a week for a whole year... at the very least, you know?  We simply cannot survive on that.

And so, our best bet is for me to get a teaching job. That kind of sucks because Birmingham was looking to place me and my coworkers into similar positions as we've had this year.  I was looking forward to that... it meant helping teachers in the district and increasing my professional skill set (which in turn, meant the opening of new doors.)  Birmingham was only viewing the lateral jobs as a possibility because of their own screw-ups in our hirings.  Thus, similar positions wouldn't be open elsewhere.

This means I HAVE to go back to the classroom... and guess what?  Enterprise has ONE high school.  There are other high schools 20-30 minutes away from Enterprise, but not many.  Plus, it's not like I can walk that far if I ever need to.  This makes it feel as though I have ONE shot at getting a teaching job.  Just one.  I've checked this school for many years in a row and this is the first year they've hired.  That means that if I don't get hired THIS year... I'm not even guaranteed they will have a position next year; in fact, it'd be highly unlikely.  So it's not as though I could work 2 or 3 part time jobs and hope to be done with the stress within a year's time.  (Let's not forget that working several part time jobs means less time with my newborn child.)

I did interview with Enterprise High School, and it was probably the most confident I've ever felt about job prospects.  I felt like hopping and skipping out of the interview.  That being said... I haven't heard back from anyone and it's going on two weeks since that date. I emailed the assistant principal and her response did not convey the same energy I felt during our meeting.  She simply said "We are still interested in you as a candidate and will hopefully get back with you soon."

So yeah... I'm not feeling so great about it anymore.

To make matters worse, every time I have an interview in (or near) Enterprise, I have to take the day off from work because it means 7 hours on the road.  I already have very few sick days, and I certainly don't want to use them.  I just found out that for educators... 6-8 weeks of maternity leave is required... AND UNPAID.  You can only get paid for however many sick days you have.... and I have about 5.  Six to eight weeks without pay?!?!  I'm going to hold back my tears...

--Between my CFA job and my office job, I'm already working about 70-75 hours a week.  When exactly are we gonna pack?  lol  Luckily, we don't have much.... we could probably get it all boxed in three days if we committed the full days.  But if we DO move in with Jason's parents, we aren't allowed to bring anything other than necessities. No boxes and no furniture.  Yet another joy to figure out.

But my next 5 months are just so crammed...

My last day of work is May 27th.  Seven days between May 28th and June 7th, I will be visiting my grandparents in Texas with my mother.  Then, June 8th-June 25th, I will be attending a daily workshop at the college here in Birmingham.  (Originally, I applied and interviewed for this workshop simply because it was supposed to increase my chances of getting a job similar to this one. Now that a similar job is off the table, it would be pointless to go. My interview was absolutely horrendous and pathetic, so the last thing I expected was to be accepted. However, I was and agreed to go despite its pointlessness.  Why?  Well, at completion of the program, I'll get paid $1,000.  And yeah... that's desperately needed with a baby on the way and all.)

Although my workshop is completed on June 25th, Jason and I have to be out of the apartment by July 2nd.  Realize, I'll be going through most of this ALL ALONE (and pregnant... lol).  After my husband does his two weeks of training, his job in Enterprise will start. He'll be staying down there from May-June... with the car.  I'll have to find my way around on foot or brave the bus, and take care of the house all on my own while being gone 70+ hours of the week.  (I plan on keeping my CFA job through June.)

Thus, I'm assuming Jason will come back to Birmingham for a few days to help me finish packing whatever is left, and to clean the apartment.

Even AFTER we move.. I won't quite be able to settle.  I have a conference to attend in Mobile that lasts a week.  Then, assuming I get a teaching position, school will start around the 3rd of August, and I'll be having my baby in September.

Woot... woot, right?    (Obviously, the sarcasm is reserved for all the events except my miracle baby's birth.)

Okay... rant and rave over... to you souls who braved it, I offer my sincerest and most thankful hugs and love.

I'm sure many of you are here for baby news?

Alright....



Yep, welcome Joel Keith Singell. Even my husband got a little teary eyed.  

And because I'm so excited... even if you don't care... some pictures:


This one (the one above) is one of my favorites and is actually on the background of my phone.  

I was so amazed at the level of detail ultrasounds provide!  From bum to head (since his feet and legs are tucked in, the measurements start at his bum), he's about 11cm long.  That's not big.... with his legs and feet tucked in, he'd completely fill one of my hands.  However, it was possible to see his individual toes and fingers, his spine, and even his heart!  My favorite part of the visit was getting to see his little heart beat... I don't think it's often a parent gets to see their own child's heart beat, and that sign of life is more amazing that I could ever put into words.



The nurse didn't pick very opportune moments to take snapshots, as there were better options during the appointment. However, we did get a 10 minute DVD.  Unfortunately, the DVD drive on my laptop has been broken since purchase practically, or I'd take some better shots for you, in which you could see his whole arms or whole body.  As it is, here are two more (not-the-best-but-still-good) shots:



(What a belly on the little fellow! hehe)



And here, and elbow, forearm, and little fist!

I'd say so much more about my appointment, but I know I've rambled enough.  I'll cut you all some slack.  

Love you so much!
Kelli

(P.S. The doctors, without knowing of course, scheduled my next appointment for my birthday. Talk about the best birthday present ever!!! AND, I get to celebrate mother's day personally this year... two days before the appointment! How exciting!)
Good morning wonderful vizzed users!

I am not fully committed to the idea of being a regular fixation of vizzed... but I'll stop by to keep in touch with people.  I might post from time to time on threads that catch my eye, and I'll do my best to keep up with pms and wall posts... but otherwise I'll just sort of... "be around".

And so with that announcement, I guess I can update interested parties on my hectic and totally awesome life.  When I first discussed coming back to vizzed, things were still out of order and undecided, but now they are more organized and with some degree of certainty.

Baby aside, my whole living situation is changing very soon.  My husband and I live in Birmingham, Alabama, and for the past half year he has been working a night job about an hour drive away.  Since the plant required him to work 12 hours shifts, this meant he was away from home 14 hours a day and found little time for rest, household work, sleep, and myself.  The job was also very physically demanding and made dependent transportation an issue.  I was often walking to work, and while this is normally not an issue... it would be further along in my pregnancy.

Thus, Jason started job hunting.  He eventually got a job in Enterprise, Alabama which is about a 3.5 hour drive from here and also the city in which his parents live.  We've visited Enterprise many times and both absolutely love it.  It's filled with country side, farms, and small-town vibe.  However, I certainly didn't expect Jason to come home one day and say "I got a job in Enterprise. I'll be taking two weeks off from work and packing our stuff so we can be out by July."  

Instead of taking two weeks off, Jason actually quit his job after we had a conversation on how it was destroying his health. Thus, the move and job swap is rather painless for him and involves very little.  The decision for him was a rather brainless one.

However, such is not the case for me.  I'm happy to go to Enterprise, but it makes my summer rather complicated.

--For one, I recently started working an evening job.  Bills are just too high right now and we've received so many cancellation threats that it's not even funny.  It doesn't help that we were suddenly slammed with a bunch of expenses we don't normally have.  Jason got a speeding ticket, I scratched up a rental truck, we had a dentist bill from 2.5 years ago that nobody told us about, Jason will have to spend 2 weeks in a hotel for his job training, my grandparents are dying and I want to buy a bus ticket to visit them....... and the list goes on and on and on.

So I applied to Chick-fil-A (among other places) and got the job after three interviews that were far more intense than any teaching interview I've ever done.  (ha!)  This means that on most days... I go straight from the office to the drive-thru and work until around 11pm.  (For all of you that have ever worked a fast food job or are currently working one..... WOW... I give you some -major- kudos!  The job is no joke, and I felt so overwhelmed!  I never knew it was so hard and demanding!)  I wanted to keep this job until I couldn't (due to my pregnancy), but now I have to quit it sooner than expected and continue to dwell in our money pit.  It also sucks to have committed to at least 5 months and only stay 3.  (Sorry, CFA!)

--Speaking of commitments, I had an 18 week commitment to volunteer for the Children's Hospital here, and had to quit that.

--I have to get rid of my two cats because we don't know where we are going to live yet. If we live with Jason's parents for a bit, they won't let us keep the cats.  And every apartment Jason has looked into has exorbitant fees per animal.... which we just can't afford.  I've had Dorito for almost 9 years since he was a kitten, and I love him to pieces.  Our other cat... Cat... we love almost as much as Dorito.  I'm trying to be strong about it, but Dorito especially is just my baby, you know?  I want to find a good home for them both, and I have a feeling Dorito will be very confused and depressed with a new family.

--I have to find a new doctor, who I will only see once or twice.... one of those visits being the delivery.  So basically, I'll be delivering with a complete stranger, in a strange place, with strange procedures.  I absolutely love my doctor and want to stick with her because my first experiences with doctors was horrifying.  I don't want to work with new professionals and feel un-confident and insecure all over again.

--I have to cancel my counseling sessions that are provided by my job for free.  Bummer.

--Of course, I'll be farther away from my family.  I told them I wanted them to be very involved in my child's life, and although 3.5 hours is not across the country.... this will become much more difficult. My family doesn't travel and every member here is a home-body. That means Jason and I will have to find the time and money to go visit them..... and we won't be able to do that often.  Although this isn't all that important to Jason (my family and him aren't exactly close).... it means a lot to me, of course.

--I already mentioned this... but we don't know where we are going to live.  Jason has slightly unrealistic expectations and wants to find a place for about $400.  The place also has to be close to my job since we have one car and I will probably have to walk often.  These two limits make things tough.  I feel like his parents would let us stay with them until we found something ideal, but Jason seems to be of the opinion that we could stay no later than December.  I love my in-laws, but I'm not sure how I feel about living with them.  Either way, the fact still exists that we have to be out by July 2nd and don't know to where.

--I'm probably forgetting something else because there are like... a million billion little things in my head right now..... but most importantly, I don't have a job in Enterprise.  Jason's new job is through the USPS, and though I hear the prospects are GREAT... their job transitions are less than desirable.  For a -whole- year, Jason will only get one regular day of work a week.  He might be able to sub once or twice a week and get called in for those days.  This possibility of subbing makes it very difficult for him to get a second job.  Thus, it's safe to assume that Jason will get paid for one day of work a week for a whole year... at the very least, you know?  We simply cannot survive on that.

And so, our best bet is for me to get a teaching job. That kind of sucks because Birmingham was looking to place me and my coworkers into similar positions as we've had this year.  I was looking forward to that... it meant helping teachers in the district and increasing my professional skill set (which in turn, meant the opening of new doors.)  Birmingham was only viewing the lateral jobs as a possibility because of their own screw-ups in our hirings.  Thus, similar positions wouldn't be open elsewhere.

This means I HAVE to go back to the classroom... and guess what?  Enterprise has ONE high school.  There are other high schools 20-30 minutes away from Enterprise, but not many.  Plus, it's not like I can walk that far if I ever need to.  This makes it feel as though I have ONE shot at getting a teaching job.  Just one.  I've checked this school for many years in a row and this is the first year they've hired.  That means that if I don't get hired THIS year... I'm not even guaranteed they will have a position next year; in fact, it'd be highly unlikely.  So it's not as though I could work 2 or 3 part time jobs and hope to be done with the stress within a year's time.  (Let's not forget that working several part time jobs means less time with my newborn child.)

I did interview with Enterprise High School, and it was probably the most confident I've ever felt about job prospects.  I felt like hopping and skipping out of the interview.  That being said... I haven't heard back from anyone and it's going on two weeks since that date. I emailed the assistant principal and her response did not convey the same energy I felt during our meeting.  She simply said "We are still interested in you as a candidate and will hopefully get back with you soon."

So yeah... I'm not feeling so great about it anymore.

To make matters worse, every time I have an interview in (or near) Enterprise, I have to take the day off from work because it means 7 hours on the road.  I already have very few sick days, and I certainly don't want to use them.  I just found out that for educators... 6-8 weeks of maternity leave is required... AND UNPAID.  You can only get paid for however many sick days you have.... and I have about 5.  Six to eight weeks without pay?!?!  I'm going to hold back my tears...

--Between my CFA job and my office job, I'm already working about 70-75 hours a week.  When exactly are we gonna pack?  lol  Luckily, we don't have much.... we could probably get it all boxed in three days if we committed the full days.  But if we DO move in with Jason's parents, we aren't allowed to bring anything other than necessities. No boxes and no furniture.  Yet another joy to figure out.

But my next 5 months are just so crammed...

My last day of work is May 27th.  Seven days between May 28th and June 7th, I will be visiting my grandparents in Texas with my mother.  Then, June 8th-June 25th, I will be attending a daily workshop at the college here in Birmingham.  (Originally, I applied and interviewed for this workshop simply because it was supposed to increase my chances of getting a job similar to this one. Now that a similar job is off the table, it would be pointless to go. My interview was absolutely horrendous and pathetic, so the last thing I expected was to be accepted. However, I was and agreed to go despite its pointlessness.  Why?  Well, at completion of the program, I'll get paid $1,000.  And yeah... that's desperately needed with a baby on the way and all.)

Although my workshop is completed on June 25th, Jason and I have to be out of the apartment by July 2nd.  Realize, I'll be going through most of this ALL ALONE (and pregnant... lol).  After my husband does his two weeks of training, his job in Enterprise will start. He'll be staying down there from May-June... with the car.  I'll have to find my way around on foot or brave the bus, and take care of the house all on my own while being gone 70+ hours of the week.  (I plan on keeping my CFA job through June.)

Thus, I'm assuming Jason will come back to Birmingham for a few days to help me finish packing whatever is left, and to clean the apartment.

Even AFTER we move.. I won't quite be able to settle.  I have a conference to attend in Mobile that lasts a week.  Then, assuming I get a teaching position, school will start around the 3rd of August, and I'll be having my baby in September.

Woot... woot, right?    (Obviously, the sarcasm is reserved for all the events except my miracle baby's birth.)

Okay... rant and rave over... to you souls who braved it, I offer my sincerest and most thankful hugs and love.

I'm sure many of you are here for baby news?

Alright....



Yep, welcome Joel Keith Singell. Even my husband got a little teary eyed.  

And because I'm so excited... even if you don't care... some pictures:


This one (the one above) is one of my favorites and is actually on the background of my phone.  

I was so amazed at the level of detail ultrasounds provide!  From bum to head (since his feet and legs are tucked in, the measurements start at his bum), he's about 11cm long.  That's not big.... with his legs and feet tucked in, he'd completely fill one of my hands.  However, it was possible to see his individual toes and fingers, his spine, and even his heart!  My favorite part of the visit was getting to see his little heart beat... I don't think it's often a parent gets to see their own child's heart beat, and that sign of life is more amazing that I could ever put into words.



The nurse didn't pick very opportune moments to take snapshots, as there were better options during the appointment. However, we did get a 10 minute DVD.  Unfortunately, the DVD drive on my laptop has been broken since purchase practically, or I'd take some better shots for you, in which you could see his whole arms or whole body.  As it is, here are two more (not-the-best-but-still-good) shots:



(What a belly on the little fellow! hehe)



And here, and elbow, forearm, and little fist!

I'd say so much more about my appointment, but I know I've rambled enough.  I'll cut you all some slack.  

Love you so much!
Kelli

(P.S. The doctors, without knowing of course, scheduled my next appointment for my birthday. Talk about the best birthday present ever!!! AND, I get to celebrate mother's day personally this year... two days before the appointment! How exciting!)
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Yay! Its a boy! Congrats Kelli

Like I said in the other thread you made, this boy has no idea how awesome of a mother he will get. I am very happy for you! And if my wife and I ever have a kid ( especially a boy ) I may tear up a little myself
Yay! Its a boy! Congrats Kelli

Like I said in the other thread you made, this boy has no idea how awesome of a mother he will get. I am very happy for you! And if my wife and I ever have a kid ( especially a boy ) I may tear up a little myself
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Ooooh, where's our mini Singelli? It won the poll, why had it to be different?

On a serious note, sad to hear you're going through a difficult moment, even after the great news of your child. If you are in real life as you were on Vizzed, I'm sure you'll find your way out of this.

You have all of Vizzed's support. Keep it up, Singelli, you can do it.

By the way, you're in the lead for the daily yellow jersey with that post. It would be awesome if you end up winning it today. I wonder if everyone who is competing will think this way too. 
Ooooh, where's our mini Singelli? It won the poll, why had it to be different?

On a serious note, sad to hear you're going through a difficult moment, even after the great news of your child. If you are in real life as you were on Vizzed, I'm sure you'll find your way out of this.

You have all of Vizzed's support. Keep it up, Singelli, you can do it.

By the way, you're in the lead for the daily yellow jersey with that post. It would be awesome if you end up winning it today. I wonder if everyone who is competing will think this way too. 
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I am so glad you made this post! I don't like that so many things are piling up though! I'll definitely be praying for you, as I'm sure you need the prayer! 

Glad to hear it's a boy, but I guess I guessed wrong on the poll... I thought girl... Well, maybe there'll be a mini Singelli some day in the future... 

As EX Palen said, you have ALL of Vizzed's support! Not one forum member could stand against you. (At least not the ones that know you!) 

I'll be praying, and I hope all goes well!
I am so glad you made this post! I don't like that so many things are piling up though! I'll definitely be praying for you, as I'm sure you need the prayer! 

Glad to hear it's a boy, but I guess I guessed wrong on the poll... I thought girl... Well, maybe there'll be a mini Singelli some day in the future... 

As EX Palen said, you have ALL of Vizzed's support! Not one forum member could stand against you. (At least not the ones that know you!) 

I'll be praying, and I hope all goes well!
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Singelli : Oh gosh! After reading this, I actually got stressed out hearing about you being stressed out. Crazy, huh? Anyways, it's a boy! That's great! I can see it already - actually no. I can't. So, baby in September. Hmm...okay! Well, I'm glad that both you and Jason and the baby are doing well in these hard times. Don't forget that we have your back, and will help you out if you need it.
Singelli : Oh gosh! After reading this, I actually got stressed out hearing about you being stressed out. Crazy, huh? Anyways, it's a boy! That's great! I can see it already - actually no. I can't. So, baby in September. Hmm...okay! Well, I'm glad that both you and Jason and the baby are doing well in these hard times. Don't forget that we have your back, and will help you out if you need it.
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Thanks for all the congrats, people.

EX Palen:  haha... I wouldn't necessarily say I was going through a difficult time.. but it definitely will be stressful for me. My husband is so lucky to have nothing to worry about in our move. XD Nonetheless, I trust that God will see us through this and resolve all the conflicts. I just have to be patient and watch His plan unfold. lol  Sometimes, that's difficult to do.

Thanks for the words of encouragement!

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Thanks for all the congrats, people.

EX Palen:  haha... I wouldn't necessarily say I was going through a difficult time.. but it definitely will be stressful for me. My husband is so lucky to have nothing to worry about in our move. XD Nonetheless, I trust that God will see us through this and resolve all the conflicts. I just have to be patient and watch His plan unfold. lol  Sometimes, that's difficult to do.

Thanks for the words of encouragement!

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Have you decided on a name yet, or at least narrowed it down for the little guy? 
Have you decided on a name yet, or at least narrowed it down for the little guy? 
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thing1 : It's going to be Joel Keith Singel... She wrote that in another thread... I can't remember if it was somewhere here, or in the Will it be Joel or Shiloh? thread.
thing1 : It's going to be Joel Keith Singel... She wrote that in another thread... I can't remember if it was somewhere here, or in the Will it be Joel or Shiloh? thread.
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