Socks on Blocks.

We are very pro-Dr. Suess in this house. But this wasn’t even intentional.

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I bought her some cool blocks at Ross while the teens were shopping for clothes. And I also bought some socks because HOW DO WE LOSE SO MANY BABY SOCKS. I really have no idea where they go. And I put them together on the couch to snap a quick pic for this blog and only just now do I realize that BLOCKS ON SOCKS, SIR.

P.S. Look at these cool blocks! 100 for $14.99. I believe that is fifteen cents per block, right? I didn’t check. Either I am a math wizard or really dumb. Don’t tell me which, ok?The blocks are made of foam but they look like wood. And they don’t hurt when I step on them. Or when Babystar falls on them. Or when I throw them at any of the Teenagers (just kidding no I’m not!).

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Fox ON Socks.

The snow is finally melting and we can get out again. Miss Teen USA hasn’t had school for a week and it is cancelled again today. We went to Targetland for a few groceries and some room to walk around.

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This was Babystar’s first time in a shopping cart! Big girl!

I bought two pairs of socks from the $1 section. You know the section I mean. Yes, you do. One pair is Star Wars and the other has a fox. On the socks. We love Fox in Socks.

Fox in Socks, our game is done, Sir. Thank you for a lot of fun, Sir.

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