Trifextra challenge - We are giving you three words and asking that you add another 33 to them to make a complete 36-word response. You may use the words in any order you choose. Our three words are
Teddy bear (Photo credit: macieklew)
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This is great! Reminds me so much of my son – there’s nothing quite like a 3 year old’s defiance.
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Ha! Were you at my dinner table last night?
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Pretty much exactly how Maya would respond…nailed it.
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I love this. I flung myself out into the rain once. Dianne
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Nuttin’ worse than a wet teddy :-( so cute!
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It’s funny with kids and how they throw away the thing they’re fighting for (: As if to say, Let’s see if you care now! lol Cute piece!
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http://knockedoverbyafeather.wordpress.com/2013/03/24/the-dragons-loyalty-award/
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Uh huh! **nods empathetically**
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Good job capturing a toddler’s frustration.
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Very nice!Poor kid!
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Lol!So cute!Kids!One never knows what will take their fancy or what will set them against something or when!Nicely done:-)
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Oh, biting off your nose to spite your face, my mother called it.
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Poor teddy and poor baby too. What frustrations make us throw our dearest things to ruin !
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:-)
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Awww, what an image.
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I can see that three year old’s face all puckered up and defiant. Well done.
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