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Saturday, March 15, 2008
Spooning
Who knew a plastic bowl and a slotted spoon could be so much fun? When she's not trying to devour my kitchen utensils, Abby's quite the little drummer. Now playtime and dinner preparation no longer have to be mutually exclusive activities.
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Who knew a plastic bowl and a slotted spoon could be so much fun? When she's not trying to devour my kitchen utensils, Abby's quite the little drummer. Now playtime and dinner preparation no longer have to be mutually exclusive activities.
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