Pioneer babies are extra cute.
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Five people call me mom. They do it like this...
"Mom, are we doing anything tonight?"
"Mom, I'm still hungry."
"Mom, when I grow up I want to be the ninja of fighting and stealth."
"Mom, what if the whole world is just a giant pop-up book?"
"Mom, the most disgusting collection of all would be...a booger collection."
"Mom, I'm still hungry."
"Mom, when I grow up I want to be the ninja of fighting and stealth."
"Mom, what if the whole world is just a giant pop-up book?"
"Mom, the most disgusting collection of all would be...a booger collection."
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7 comments:
What an absolutely DARLING way to celebrate Pioneer Day (24th)! Where's Emma's bonnet? I want to ride in the same covered wagon as these cuties!
happy pioneer day.
Those bonnets are so cute! And your girls are all beautiful.
Hey-
Thanks for responding! I was trying to remember the auto-biography titles we used-Good things come in small packages was the only one I could come up with. I still run into Mariell every once in awhile downtown-we frequent magpies first friday free cupcakes and she does too! She has a little boy and Veronica has two little girls, last I saw!
I was curious about how far apart Maeve and Afton are, and it looks like about two weeks. Maeve was due on Christmas, but my water broke in Toys R Us on the Dec. 1 and I had her the next day.
Your kids are adorable. Lydia looks about the age of Elena, who also makes up her own random-train of consciousness-songs. She was born Jan. 07. That's as close as it gets-I don't have an older three!
Tell your sister in law that she needs to teach a class on making dresses without patterns! I have been trying, but not that successfully!
I forgot the other part of your comment-it is the downtown Market Square market on Saturdays. I sell sandwiches in the section that's in Krutch park-with the other prepared food people, some flowers, and some farmers. We haven't been super regular this summer-two little ones will do that! At the most, we'll be down there weekends through the 22nd of August. I do frequent the Harvest Park market, though-it's only about 6 minutes from my house and I can bribe Leni with the water park.
how cute. Now, tell me. Did the pioneer babies sang as they walked, and walked, and walked, and waaaaaalked?
I think they probably did. Especially Miss Lydia. :)
Too cute!
-Jessica
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