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the eric update - day 509: chicken soup for odin's soul.
we're still not positive if odin has his first cold or not, but certainly something is giving him a runny nose that's inducing a cough while he is sleeping.
and after his Thanksgiving Meltdown we had a "challenging" morning, but after a three hour nap he was a much, much happier baby and he appears to magically have much less post nasal drip. so maybe he slept it off?
either way, we thought it'd still be nice to give him some homemade chicken soup which according to mothers around the world ( and even some scientists ) soothes the symptoms of the common cold.
11/25/2005 06:35:00 PM
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Chicken soup rocks in all possible ways and I say that as a scientist :P.
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