I was completely speechless after catching my two year old eating popcorn with a cocktail. Not wanting to be outdone by her two year old sister, my four year old daughter then ran and got herself a fork as well. I don't know what to say.
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Hey, it’s low cal and she’s staying clean! Innovative!
Quiet when their mouths are full, aren’t they? ‘Lil Moomette, who’s 2, luvs popcorn! We went to a WinterFest and they were making frest Kettle Corn ~ we hardly had a chance to have any ourselves!
That is so cute. They are precious. Isn’t this a fun age? It is never a dull moment. Thanks for stopping by my blog and leaving some comment love as well as the technorati love. I will be doing the same, for you. I am also grabbing your blog button for my blog button collection!
Too cute! Those are the moments that are perfect to catch on film.
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Oh. So cute!
My little one LOVES him some popcorn!
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Thanx for popping by my blog and I merely wonder how much longer it would take to eat popcorn with a fork.
But a fork makes popcorn more of a meal than a snack! Innovative and creative.
Well, who DOESN’T eat popcorn with a fork?? 😉