1. The dirt meant Kenzie was trying to water her plant all by herself
2. The broom and dustpan showed she at least tried to clean it up
3. A happy Parker meant she was playing nicely. That's just fine with me.
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No luck!
"But, how does it get out?" he finally asked.
Welcome to our little slice of weirdness.
McKenzie
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Sword in the Stone
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Sword Still in the Stone
"But, how does it get out?" he finally asked.
2 comments:
That is cute! As long as they are getting along and she tried to clean up her mess and plus they are both adorable...what parent could be upset?
that is a good story. Happily Ever After. The End!
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