Ooh! Look at the new toy!! (not really new, she just hadn't played with it yet)
WHERE'S MY SUCKING THING!!!!! I WANT MY SUCKING THING!!!!
Oh, there is is.
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Anonymous said…
Oh, I remember her mom and aunt and uncles doing the same thing. Life is pretty rough when you pull out that sucky thing and can't figure out how to get it back in. Mom
Anonymous said…
This is pretty cute, Becky! Grandma Kathy raised some pretty creative girls! It looks like you are very busy keeping Sweetie-Pie happy. I link here now and then from Krista's Blog to see how she is growing - fast! Thelma
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