Monday, October 29, 2007
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Children, like butterflies, are exquisitely delicate creatures of God. When raising them, care must be taken to give guidance and correction without bruising the fragile wings. A healthy specimen will show alertness, and will fly about exploring and reveling in the surrounding environment, pausing now and then for a rest or a popsicle, before flitting off again in delightful curiosity.
Click here for our journal and photos on raising real butterflies
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3 comments:
It's a little consolation that casts come in such great colors these days. When DrummerDude broke his ankle it was a bright moment when he could choose the color of his cast. Admittedly, a SMALL consolation, but cheery nonetheless.
Anyway, here's hoping your daughter heals up quickly and uneventfully.
What happened to Peanut? Oh my! Hope she's okay.
Oh, sorry, I had missed the post about what happened. I'll read it now.
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