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Sunday, November 30, 2008
Sunday Fun: Desert Boy Pulls the Wagon
Aunt Tana had this fun wagon down in her zoo, and as soon as Desert Boy saw it, he scampered up on it and started playing with the handle. If it has wheels, he wants to be on it!
He started making his vroom, vroom noises as he imagined he was riding along. The goats bleated in the background, making for quite an interesting cacophony of sounds.
Even though Desert Boy didn't move the wagon anywhere, he was happy. He's generally a very happy little boy.
Later we decided to play another game--Desert Boy would pull his Mama sitting on the wagon. He grabbed hold of the wagon handle and pulled with all his might. There was a little too much friction to get the wagon going, so I gave a little push with my legs.
And that made him promptly fall down. He thought it was funny.
He got up and tried again.
And quickly fell down again when I gave the wagon a little nudge. This went on and on, with Desert Boy pulling and falling, pulling and falling, and he thought it was the best game ever. Fortunately I managed to catch some of it in video mode so you can hear his laughter. Have a great day!
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Aunt Tana had this fun wagon down in her zoo, and as soon as Desert Boy saw it, he scampered up on it and started playing with the handle. If it has wheels, he wants to be on it!
He started making his vroom, vroom noises as he imagined he was riding along. The goats bleated in the background, making for quite an interesting cacophony of sounds.
Even though Desert Boy didn't move the wagon anywhere, he was happy. He's generally a very happy little boy.
Later we decided to play another game--Desert Boy would pull his Mama sitting on the wagon. He grabbed hold of the wagon handle and pulled with all his might. There was a little too much friction to get the wagon going, so I gave a little push with my legs.
And that made him promptly fall down. He thought it was funny.
He got up and tried again.
And quickly fell down again when I gave the wagon a little nudge. This went on and on, with Desert Boy pulling and falling, pulling and falling, and he thought it was the best game ever. Fortunately I managed to catch some of it in video mode so you can hear his laughter. Have a great day!
Kid laughter makes for the best medicine, curing all those frustrating moments and soothing the sore nerves.
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Play like that makes for good naps!! Very cute....
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Oooh, I just want to squeeze him!!
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