New kicks for wintertime.
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We now have to have an indoor picnic before we go outside for a proper picnic at lunchtime. Two-year-olds are strange creatures.
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Do you know how hard it is to run backward and photograph a 2 year old at the same time?
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Meanwhile, back at the park bench ...
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If I can't find any ducks, I'll just have to feed this grackle.
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A Halloween frog?
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Smiles for the costume.
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What do frogs do?
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...hop!
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The haul.
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The ducks are supposed to be this way!
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For some reason he loves to put bread in puddles for the ducks. He laughs uproariously whenever they dive in for a bite.
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He thought the sticker was way too cool.
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sigh...
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A real-life Hoppy Kangaroo?
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Almost petting a pony.
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He could barely hold onto Ranger with his one hand. They were cornereing so hard, he should have had both.hands on the saddle.
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We got a snile here!
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Whee?
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We interrupt this blog with a special update. When Liz went to pick Andrew up from daycare today, she was warned that he fell and bumped his head. Apparently, he was sitting on one of the steps to the playground, got up to see his teacher, forgot to put his feet down, and descended the stairs on his head. Why does God make 2 year olds top-heavy anyway?
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