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Trigger Warning: This episode talks about infant loss. If this is a trigger for you, we'll see you back here for episode 15!

In this episode Ma and Pa have their very first baby; a baby named Charles Ingalls Jr. They forget they already have 3 other kids at home and place all their attention on this new baby which Laura does NOT appreciate! Sarah and Emily talk about the miracle of childbirth and reminisce about seeing Swaz in HR's disgusting belly button. We also talk about penny candy and the origins of licorice. It's a wild ride!

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In this episode Sarah and Emily get a little off track because the entire episode revolves around a test and winning a dumb history book. We find out the biggest FU a kid can give Ma is studying really, really hard for a test that isn't even required, working an after school job no one asked you to do, AND keep up with your chores and regular schoolwork. We also learn Pa went on some mysterious trip to Mankato but all the townspeople seem to be covering for Pa and making sure Ma knows they saw him.....just 40 miles away in New Ulm.

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In this episode we finally learn what cow bells are for as we witness all the children in Walnut Grove become thieves of tin and metal. We learn that the only thing Walnut Grove has needed during this time is NOT running water or even electricity, but a fancy new bell!

We also talk about the Lebanese families that helped settle Mankato. If you would like to read more about how Mankato is what it is today because of Lebanese immigrants, you can read more here: https://blueearthcountyhistory.com/2021/08/04/lebanese-immigration-to-mankato/ and here: https://blueearthcountyhistory.com/2019/05/04/tinkcomville-was-once-a-well-known-place-in-mankato/

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