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When the weather finally started to warm up, Auburn and I have been spending more time at the park. She LOVES the swings and asks me to go every single day at least two or three times. Our conversation usually goes something like this:



Auburn: swings

Jodi: We can go to the swings after your nap

Auburn: slide

Jodi: yes, and the slide

Auburn: weeeeeeee (she says it with such enthusiasm, it is way cute!)

Jodi: yes, the park is fun

Auburn: fun

Today she even told Simon all of this on the phone while he was at work. It is hilarious. After our trip I will try and take some pictures of her on the swings.

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Mona said…
Darling darling darling! What about the German word for "swing" and "slide" -- she can learn as many languages as she is exposed to at that age -- but I'm sure you've found that out already. Can't wait to see you in Europe and squeeze that little face!
March 31, 2010 at 7:18 AM
Boyd Box said…
Emily is a swing lover, Gianna loves the slide. They'll each do both, but they get super excited about the one. It's too funny, but works out nicely most of the time.
April 1, 2010 at 5:10 AM
Bradley L. Hill said…
We're looking forward to the photos. Have a great trip!
April 3, 2010 at 7:46 AM
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