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Howdy do punkin' poos?  I hope you had a delightful week of blissful productivity at work (aka hanging on by the frays of your well bitten fingernails whilst saying you need to win the lottery but never actually playing.)   A birthday shout out to my grandma.  You know, even though she would've been 86, and I know the probability is she would be gone now, it still doesn't stop me wondering how long she would've made it if dementia hadn't reared up.  I could really use one of her hugs or her hands cupping my face with that ornery little grin saying I was her first grandbaby.  Happy birthday grandma.  I hope you and mom have a big euchre game going on tonight. We've been slowly integrating back into walking this week as the Mr could handle.  Last night he was able to do two laps without having to stop to stretch so that is good news.  For more news, let's check out: Grip Strength Is A Sneaky Predictor Of Longevity—Here’s How To Improve Yours ...
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Hump Day Poll: Young Literary Faves

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When I was wee little, my favorite books were Home for a Bunny, The Ghost of Windy Hill and this collection of Disney books of the Aristocats, Pinocchio, and The Three Little Pigs.   (Or Pee-ags as I would say at 2 years old.)   When my friend had her baby last year, we made sure she had Home for a Bunny and the Mr's favorite book and she loved that they were our childhood faves to pass on to her son.

What were your favorite books as a tot that were read to you?

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  1. The Mr.July 15, 2020 at 10:22 AM

    Pokey Little Puppy by far is my favorite book as a tot.

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  2. WoodsyJuly 15, 2020 at 1:29 PM

    Pokey Little Puppy was one of mine too. Plus my all-time favorite is the Walt Disney StoryLand book from the 70's, which has 55 of Disney's stories. I'm looking at mine right now and that is by far the best Disney book with numerous stories that you don't ever seen printed. My 2nd grade teacher would read us Paddington Bear too which I always enjoyed.

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