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Awwwww…. Look what my daughter’s boyfriend did on Facebook… It’s me and Willie…
Not only that, it is Willie with the wiggly worm present we gave him.
Look how cute we look.
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I’ve been going through your blog and your other posts made laugh. This one, made me smile.
It is that Willie kid, the son of some friends of ours. Nobody can look at that face and not smile. Thank you so much for the nice comment.
He’s truly adorable and to see both of you side by side with the same expression….it’s awesome!
You are making me blush.
With that being said, my job here, is now done.
How much do I owe you?
That will be one good cup of coffee please…and thank you!
Awesome.
Awwwww…..
oh stop…. unless you meant me, then go right ahead.
I did! Honest! You handsome devil you…..
Happy pictures!
I am still the biggest baby in this post!
Cute, cute, cute, cute, cute baby!!!! Oh & you’re not bad yourself Art.
awwwww… shucks…
There’s a cute baby… And your grandsons pretty cute too. HA!
oh man
really though, what are the markings on teh wiggly worm for?
To teach him how to measure worms.
I want to laugh in case its a joke… ok I did laugh… but I wouldn’t put it past toy makers so… OK then… lol
Hey, babies learn more younger than most people expect. I talked to my girls all the time about deep stuff and they are scary smart.
Deep stuff like wells and the bottom of the ocean and subways and things like that?
jk
I completely understand. I always talked to my son normal and he had a huge vocabulary that his teachers were amazed by.
We are just ahead of our time.
Yeah, I started reading and spelling and typing at the same time. My papa had an old Vic 20 that he would type in programs and I’d help. I was 2 when I learned to spell RUN “R-U-N Return” I’d say because there was no enter button in those days it was the return key. And that’s how you started programs.
Cool.