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1 Copy the Code? 2 Log in to your Blogger account. And go to Manage Layout from the Blogger Dashboard? 3 Click on the Edit HTML tab? 4 Delete the code already in the Edit Template box and paste the new code in? 5 Click S BLOGGER TEMPLATES. Thursday, April 8, 2010. What were up to in Florida. The baby is due October 18th. We should be finding out in a few weeks what we are having and we are SO excited! Posted by Kyle and Shayla Herring. Thursday, March 4, 2010. A lot to clear up.CONTENT
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