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How Sports Can Impact Your Child's Life
Some children want to start playing sports at a fairly young age. They either get interested when watching a sporting event on the televi...
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My son was born on Martin Luther King's day so every time he celebrate his birthday, it is right around that week. This year, he is... -
I think I am too much of a kill joy why I don't really see the fascination of slime lol. The thing is, kids are so crazed about it an... -
The years of training you have done as a competitive swimmer have afforded you a vast number of skills. You may know swimming techniques t...
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ReplyDeleteweird but cool!! Happy Blue Monday!
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These are huge! I've never seen them before!
ReplyDeletethat's huge! di edible?:p
ReplyDeleteThat's so big! Is it edible? Thanks for sharing your blues.
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hhehehe...ang cute naman nito...at ang lalaki pa.
ReplyDeletehow ginormous! were they many? are they wild?
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Huge mushroom!
ReplyDeleteI played too. Mine are here and here.
Interesting ~ Like the red around your yard ~thanks, namaste, Carol (A Creative Harbor) Happy RT ^_^
ReplyDeleteAng laki namang kabute na yan.. mukhang bato hehehe...ang ganda ng landscape noon last pic... agi muna ako..di pa tapos mag adgi hehe
ReplyDeleteMushroom talaga ito? ang laki ah .. tama si mommy kat mukhang bato lang.
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That's one big mushroom hahhhaha. Many biologist will be happy to have that specimen. When I was young, I used to imagine tiny elves running around the mushroom and it was their house actually. So much for a child's imagination to be busted when I had biology! hahaha :)
ReplyDeleteYaks, ano bang kabute yan, giant naman.
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