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Three quarters of the blondie cousins. |
2017 week fifteen
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Theodore's life currently: trains. |
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Dyeing eggs produces one of two feelings: pure joy or pure jealousy. |
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I brought Theodore Easter shopping with me. I guess I wasn't watching him closely enough. Suddenly I'm shouting, "Oh no! Theodore!" And the three other moms in the aisle started laughing in commiseration. |
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All dressed up for an Easter Egg hunt! |
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The local hunt we went to had age segregated hunts and waiting was the hardest part. |
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But the petting zoo was so lovely and easter-y. |
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One egg was enough for Theodore once he realized what was inside. He lost all interest in getting more. "One in the hand..." is clearly his motto. |
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Vera was the sweetest helper opening all his candy for him and she didn't even steal one piece. |
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The consummate egg hunt photo. |
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The sky was blue and grass was spring green studded with wildflowers and girls in flowery dresses. It was everything you could want on a spring morning for an egg hunt. |
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The pea tent is coming along nicely. We had enough by Easter evening to have some with our dinner. |
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"Wouldn't you really like to take a photo of Giraffey being silly in this mask?" |
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Some days are long and everyone's patience is thin. A mama and littles bubble bath usually makes everything better. |
Quotes:
Swinging on the swing screaming nonsense words at the top of her lungs."Mama! I was shouting French words to the neighbors."
"Rile Kyle Mile Lyle Alice Malice Chalice Walice."
A song Vera sung for a full thirty minutes changing the rhyme every few words. But she never ran out of rhymes.
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