This made me laugh and hope it makes you laugh, too! :)
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Love the picture. The mom's not looking too happy. Fun fact: In the "olden days", worn/torn clothes from older kids were dismantled, cut apart and re-made into clothes for the younger ones.
ReplyDeleteI know how tough it is to change a diaper on an active child, I can't imagine having to sew them into their pants! :) I also love how the little girl is pointing and laughing!
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