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LL: You're right! Just going to work every day wipes me out. I can't imagine what it must be like to have to get up so many times in the middle of the night to feed the baby and change diapers.

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LL: And before we go we probably should stop somewhere and get a card and present for the baby. You aren't too wiped out to do a little shopping first, are you?

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LL: She was indeed. She was a real cutie-pie!

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LL: Well, a "cutie-pie" isn't actually a pie like the desert, but means someone who is very cute.

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LL: And little Sarah certainly takes after her mother. Professor Jones's wife is a cutie-pie, too!

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LL: Do you have any one in mind?

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LL: Well, you would be a real sweetie-pie if you would give one of them a call and say nice things about me.

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LL: Sweetie-pie just means you are a very nice person. "Cutie-pie" and "sweetie-pie" are both often used to describe young children.

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LL: Sorry, Li Hua, it is just "sweetie-pie" or "cutie-pie." That's it.

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