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Just like Uncle Brad.

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Tara seems to have developed an early interest in gardening.  She is most impressed with herself when she can be helpful in watering Mommy’s flowers and Daddy’s grass, but prefers to use her watering can or a cup, one little fill at a time.

She can spend hours outside checking out the plants and nurturing them…just like Uncle Brad.  Sweet, huh?

 Returning for a fill up.

 A sprinkle for the flowers.

Oh, and I haven’t had a baby yet.  In case you’re wondering.

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Comment by Brad on June 28, 2007 at 5:45 am

Yay! Now repeat after me: “Bunnies are bad! Bunnies are bad!”

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Comment by Lauren on June 28, 2007 at 6:37 am

No! No, Tara! Be a force for good, not evil! Care for the plants and the animals!!!!

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Comment by Peggy on June 28, 2007 at 8:46 am

Just remember that in todays modern society, bad means: good, excellent, awesome, cool. That’s right bunnies are bad!

(and Uncle Brad is good!)

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