One More Puddle Picture

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Tricia

30.Oct.07 at 5:56 am

I love it.

I’m thankful for toddlers who remind us to take the time to splash in the puddles.

Every time we are out and Becca sees on, she drags me over to it and stomps to her hearts content.

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Brian T. Murphy

31.Oct.07 at 8:06 am

yeah this is a great photo, but you already know that.

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