“Hi David”
“Hi”
“Hi David”
“Hi”
“eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee”
*giggle*

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“ball bounce!”
“ball!”
“BOOM!”
“BOOM!”
*giggle*

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“David!”
“What?”
thump thump thump thump thump *giggle*
“David!”
“What?”
thump thump thump thump thump *giggle*
“David!”
“What?”
thump thump thump thump thump *giggle*
“David!”
“What?”
thump thump thump thump thump *giggle*
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My friend Stephanie is in Seattle for a friend’s wedding and, knowing how hard it is to wrangle a toddler at something like that, I agreed to take care of her son for the afternoon. He and Boogermonkey are having a BLAST. They’re just getting to the stage of cooperative play (early for their age, from what a preliminary google search turns up), and it is so neat to watch. They babble to each other, play with the fridge magnets, share the corn chex and dino sippy, cook on Booger’s toy kitchen set, and chase each other around the house (those thumps up there *points*). Right now they’re sitting together on the bottom of the bookshelf, each eating cereal. This is so neat.  And NOW Booger’s sitting on his stool, which he has turned upside down, and David’s trying to push him, lol.

Booger’s a really social kid, and he always shares the sandbox, but this is one of the few chances he’s gotten to interact with another kid, and the longest he’s had on his own turf, so to speak.  Yeah, I definitely need to join a few groups/regular play dates.  This is too cool not to let him do it as often as possible.