Five, Six, Pick up Sticks!

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Natalie loves to help, and she loves sticks, so when the time came to pick up the sticks in the yard, we thought she would love to help. We were right!

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Melissa said…
That's great! Maybe you can convince her mowing the yard is fun too (when she's old enough)!!
April 23, 2008 at 8:08 PM
MommaHarms said…
oh no, I am terrified of lawn mowers, and there is no way my little girl is going to be pushing one! I'll leave that job to Tim (long story, but I once met a man who had his finger chopped off by a lawnmower, and haven't been able to go near the things since.)
April 23, 2008 at 8:22 PM
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