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- Once upon a time I was all about books but these days not so much. Now I will be more likely to be cooking. My adventures through time and place used to be all without leaving the pages of my book.. Now real life is an adventure.
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ReplyDelete1. That's the bit thats easiest for them to get to and
2. Its the bit that causes the most embaressement to their mums!
Well...you're certainly right on the second one!! He had a school excursion to the museum today and had to go with hacked hair!
ReplyDeleteMy daughter never cuts her own hair, it's her friend Girl Boomafoo, that does the hacking. Right now we have spikes in the middle of her forehead because that was where Girl Boomafoo could reach. Nuts, I tell ya, Nuts.
ReplyDeleteOh, and I should mention, Girl Boomafoo is imaginary. Sorry, you were probably wondering who would give a child such a horrible name!
ReplyDeleteLMAO! That's just too funny. At least it wasn't yearly picture time!
ReplyDeleteGreat comments about Girl Boomafoo Cherry Tea!! Made me laugh, and then a couple of the girls at work read it as well! Thought it was priceless!
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