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2 comments:
Bravo Maddie. Maybe she can teach Aunt Sonja to tie her shoes.
No more Velcro! I have a famous (in my immediate family) story about shoe tying: Kindergarten. Standing in line to take the "shoe tying test". No idea how to tie, as my mom always did it for me. I sweated bullets and watched the other kids like a hawk. Managed a feeble bow when I got up to my teacher and "passed" the test. And still tie my shoes this way. No one lets me teach a small child how to tie.
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