Bedtime Story
After putting the kids to bed and cleaning up the kitchen, I heard voices coming from my daughter's room. I caught her reading to her babies. Garfield was helping with the big words.
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Tuesday, February 28, 2006
After putting the kids to bed and cleaning up the kitchen, I heard voices coming from my daughter's room. I caught her reading to her babies. Garfield was helping with the big words.
4 Comments:
How cute. My daughter does this a lot too and I have to tell her "it's time to go to sleep. " :)
Too cute. I love when they get the idea that reading is something to share.
That's awesome.
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