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She did tell me earlier this morning, if we did take off her training wheels, “Good luck I have my knee and elbow pads.” She’s seem to inherit that phrase “good luck…” instead of “good thing” or something to that effect, from Brandon. Peyton also told me, “It’s June, that means there are 6 more months until Christmas. And next month is July, and that means only 5 more months until Christmas!” I wonder if she is talking about this at school or if she is coming up with this on her own. Either way, she’s rushing this year, and making it go by too quickly!