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May’s Blog Carnival Against Child Abuse

It’s up over at From Tracie’s blog. She’s chosen the “hope and Joy” theme for this month, very similar to my brief post earlier this week about the importance of fun! (Which I did submit, but seems like it got lost somewhere in the submission process. Oh well, it happens, I’ll just submit it again next month. 😉

Anyway, go check out all the good posts in this month’s carnival!

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