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Life is Tough!

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Learning to eat "solid" foods is a tough job. Food does not just flow to the back of your mouth, you actually have to use your tongue and do the work yourself. There is usually some grown up sitting in front of you making goofy noises trying to get you to open wide, even when you don't like the goopy stuff she's feeding you. And to top it off, when you try to reach over and play with a speck of the fallen goop, the said grown up pokes you in the eye with your goop-covered spoon. Could things get any worse?!

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  1. Trent and MegMay 23, 2011 at 3:05 PM

    LOVE it :) hahahaha :) so funny to think about things this way :)

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  2. KristinJune 1, 2011 at 7:56 PM

    so cute! That is hilarious.

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