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My son, then about 4 years old, was being his wild self right at bedtime. I said, "no more monkey business!" in my best stern-mom voice, and he looked me gleefully in the eye and declared, "infinity more monkeys!"
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My son, then about 4 years old, was being his wild self right at bedtime. I said, "no more monkey business!" in my best stern-mom voice, and he looked me gleefully in the eye and declared, "infinity more monkeys!"
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2 comments:
Thank you.
I would love for you to know that this image evokes awe, wonder, peace, and an inexplicable relief for my heart. It's not a good day, here... and, well, this pretty scene, the quiet, insulating softness, is making me feel calm, hopeful.
I'm so sorry to hear that things are not good -- looking for signs....
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