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parenting observation

Socks for big kids don't have rubber grippy bits on the bottoms. Though she probably needs them now more than ever (she's fast and not so good at stopping). Oh well, I guess I can use this opportunity to teach her how to slide on the wood floors. Yeah, that's a good idea.

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KT said…
Oh yeah -- great idea. No way it will lead to any further weird creaky cracky sounds from her bones.
1:16 AM
Rhiannon said…
This is not true, I have socks with grippy bits on the bottom. If they sell them in my size they sell them Yuki-sized.
8:57 PM
smatano said…
Rhiannon, did you just call me a liar on my own blog?
8:19 PM
Rhiannon said…
Why yes I believe I did. I go to school in Vegas now, as far as my morals go all bets are off.
10:17 PM
Nikki Prz said…
Bets? Ha, get it? BETS are OFF. In Vegas. Hee.
10:03 AM
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