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been a big day

by @betterdays

little man, you have had such a big day. all those questions you ask, all that playing you do you did. a lot of growing and showing, nana how big your getting. kindy today, cheese sanger for lunch and baby cannonballs (black grapes). after that, we visited friends, walked to the rockpools snacked on apples and milk lots of hugging and laughing tickling and giggling. to smile so hard, must take lots of effort. no! then to eating, that big, yummy dinner of macaroni and cheese, must of worn you out. even after that, baby, bannana split you're not tired? oh!  it is just your eyes that are getting sleepy now to leapad learning and choosing story books lots of things, ticked off your list now it's bathtime, my friend, splashing and bubbles, shampoo and rinse. then some time with humf  and hoot. cuddles with dadda, kiss for nana, story and song, then, my big boy, bed is where you belong. all night long. mwah from mumma.
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Written by
betterdays
F / Australian
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Written by
betterdays
F / Australian
Published
May 2, 2014
Time
3m
Notes

australian translation:

sanger =sandwich

humf = furry little monster tv show, gentle love each other messages

hoot = tv puppet presenter,

aqua blue and purple owl. takes kids through go to bed routines... helpful to calm little fellas down

i think thats about it.

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