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At Dave’s holiday party, we took home two of the stuffed animals from the crane machine. I was going to get two different ones, but the reindeer ones were a hot commodity. I decided against different ones as I didn’t want to invite sibling rivalry. They were cute – a teddy bear with a santa hat. Peyton has become territorial, pointing at either of them and saying, “My teh-bear.” They have been “exchanging” toys with one another. Usually, it ends up that Peyton has both teddy bears, and then Brandon has something that she is willing to trade, so she forks one over.
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