I'm here in the suburbs, surrounded by split levels and

sounds like this.

I got the last of my stuff.

I got the last of my stuff out of my old house in the city and handed over the keys. Someone else lives there now.

So it's real. I live here now. The truth is, I'm having kind of a hard time.

It isn't exactly simple being here so far.

But let's start with the good part.

To have them to all, on this day forward.

In sickness and in health.

The wedding was great.

For better for words.

To love and to cherish. And now I'm married to this dashing fellow.

Richard for poorer.

Till death, to us Park. And my daughter is doing great at her new school.

So you're a big fifth grader now.

How's it going?

It's awesome.

I know and talk with and play with every girl in my class.

Every girl is at least just eight.

That's okay.

And like half the boys.

How many new friends would you say you've made?

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