even when it's freezing winter it's so lovely to see | feel the sunlight :)
11.2.09
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a frolic in the sunshine! nothing better. i wish we had yellow garbage cans (ours are usually black or gray) and that i love that barrette! and were we reading each others' minds on the street addresses? hilarious!
hope the library was open for you this time!
it's an early morning here. and cold. and rainy.
checking some children's book? The banana one is nice - to me. But Max wasn't very impressed. He though it didn't happen much. Like: "where is the story?" he looked for more pages!
What a great trip to the library! I love the beak story!
the juvenile collection, the best one!
Great to see you have some yellow sunshine, yellow wheelie-bins and yellow banana books!
cheers guys! the banana book is great indeed.
alexandra: i'm surprised your little one wasn't that impressed... maybe because it's in english... the message of 'please' is quite subtle too...
anyway, it's good to know for research purposes :) they're the target audience, not us...
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