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One way to ensure your child gets a good nap : make her row you around the lake.
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This picture represents the pecking order of life: children, grownups, dogs. Don't let your dog boss you around, or you'll come home to find him in your hammock and you'll end up sleeping with the ants.
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It didn't take Wesley long to figure out that you can get the filling out without eating the cookie part first.
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Audrey's already thinking about where her next cookie is going to come from...
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... and there it is.
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Definitely don't take a picture of Karen eating peanut butter out of the jar...
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Don't let those looks fool you... they're up to something.
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When I was a baby, we didn't have any fancy videos or educational whatamabobbits. On rainy days, the only game we had to play was called 'Carry Water'.
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And once we were done with that game, we played 'Carry it Back'.
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And also limbo.
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This is the best way to end a busy day spent playing Row Daddy Around the Lake and Carry Water. Daddy mixes up the G&Ts and Babba reads the story.
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For what game do you need a wooden scooter, an oversized necklace, a mechanical squirrel, and a tape measure? I don't know; I'm glad there are no live animals involved though.
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Keep the sandy hole full of water. Hours of fun!
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No, I don't think you can smoke that one.
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This is not cool. Please end it now.
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There's just a complete breakdown of discipline here. Max is just not able to get much fear or respect with the cone on. And Audrey won't even wrap up her call before dinner.
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What do I have to do to get a little peace and quiet here while I eat my cereal? Sometimes, all I want to hear is *chew*, *chew*, *chew*.
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Sweet! I've got a bee in here.
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Paris and Nicole want to meet you where? I don't know about that, umm... you'll have to ask your dad.
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Sure you can jump off the couch. Think of me like a fun uncle; the last thing you'll here from me is rules!
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I'm just going to brush my teeth and finish up this call, I'll see you in 10.
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A phone. You speak into it, and people hear you many miles away. Brilliant!
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