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A Week with Grandma & Papa

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It rained almost the entire time Grandma and Papa were here. But I still convinced them to play outside with me.

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I would find Papa and say “rain, rain” and “water, water.” He ALWAYS took me outside. And he was so patient with me while I played and played and played in puddles and the water collected in the fire pit.

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Papa also dislodged all the toys (mainly finger puppets and too-big balls and, oh yeah, a piece of an octopus from a pop-up book) I stuffed down my Busy Ball Popper. Finally! It worked again! (I may or may not have two finger puppets stuck in it right now. Mom’s working on it.)

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We also went to the zoo!

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Nini and Papa came over to visit. They all watched while I did my puzzle. It was a lot of pressure. I’m really good at matching colors. I’m not so good at putting the puzzle pieces exactly in place.

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I also showed off my bracelet-wearing trick for them.

“I don’t care how poor a man is; if he has family, he’s rich.” —Dan Wilcox and Thad Mumford, M*A*S*H

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