Can You Tell She Doesn’t Watch Much Television?

October 16, 2006 @ 5:40 am | Filed under: Uncategorized

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Jennifer says:

These non-TV-watching kids give me the giggles! Marianna was snorkeling with a groups of kids last week and one brought up a fork. What to do with a fork in the sea? Well, promptly comb your hair while singing about dinglehoppers, of course! Perhaps I should rent Little Mermaid, dd rather thought her friend had sunstroke.

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