My son is out in the backyard singing at the top of his voice:
"How many legs does a fish have?
How many wings on a cow?
O, I wonder... Yes, I wonder."
He cracks me up. :)
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- Christa
- Oklahoma, United States
- a thirty-ish mom of five boys who dares to embrace life with her family and seeks the hand of God in the ugly as well as the beautiful.
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