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Project Life Week 13: Makes Me Laugh

For the theme this week I just had to capture a couple more pictures of the boys fighting the Kangaroo. The battles continue and I continue to laugh. I think this make believe game might go down in history as my favorite imaginative game the boys have come up with. They are honest to goodness scared of that Kangaroo. This past week I heard crying downstairs and it sent me in a panic because I could not find Sage. I was frantically yelling for Tom to come down and we finally found Sage in the basement shower under a blanket of which he couldn't get out from under. Aiden got a firm talking to about not abandoning his brother and hiding under the blanket was banned because it scared me. This all happened, of course, because the boys were hiding from the Kangaroo. :) 



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Sally said…
Grandpa can hardly wait to join in the battle!
April 2, 2014 at 6:16 AM
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