Nate
Thursday, February 5, 2009
Box
So much fun to watch Gwyneth discover new things...I can remember playing with cardboard boxes for hours when I was a kid...
Nate
Nate
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I love the pic of her fingers around the side!! Very cute.
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When I was Gwyneth's age one of my favorite things to do was pull all of the pots and pans out of the floor cabinet and then climb in; I would pull some of the pots back into the cabinet to sit in :) Hey, why buy toys when the inexpensive works just as well!
ReplyDeleteyou might have enjoyed it, she doesn't look like she was having much fun lol.....
ReplyDeleteHey Nate...I see your shiny new floors in the pics. When you get a chance, we would love another video house tour since you guys are all moved in.
ReplyDeleteLove the pictures...
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Kristen
Empty boxes and cheesy puffs :) Nothing makes a baby smile more or bigger!
ReplyDeleteYou're doing a great job Parenting Nathan! too bad every one cant see that.
it lasts up until much later, my son's 6 and LOVES a good box...
ReplyDeleteNext you can take her outside and give her a paintbrush and a bucket of water or chalk or finger paint to decorate her pretty new toy! I love boxes! :-)
ReplyDeleteWho needs fancy toys with bright flashing lights that make noise when you have a box?
ReplyDeleteoh no Nate, she might get lost in your house or scratch her self or...... oh boy i hope the people from the "cheese puff" incident don't get upset. you should do a pickle picture. it's really fun to see a kid with their first pickle. just give her a whole one and let her suck on the end.
ReplyDeleteumm Nate... are you stealing my posts???? learningbyfaith.blogspot.com/2009/02/we-found-box-baby.html
ReplyDeleteI'll let you off the hook this time since your kid is just so stinkin cute... my babe will be one on mon. they both like boxes, if you are into arranged marrigaes talk to us in a few years j/k:)
you know cardboard boxes can be very dangerous for young kids...just kidding!!! ha ha ha! it is so exciting to watch gwyneth grow and develop! what a big and beautiful girl she is becoming!
ReplyDeleteFirst it's a box...then they love it so much, they want to live in it! They'll grow up and realize that to live in a box, they don't even need to go to college, so they'll drop out of school...just to live in a box...down by the river.
ReplyDeleteIt's alright Nate...my girl's will be living next to Gwyneth - in their boxes...down by the river too.
Love the pic.!
What a cute picture!
ReplyDeleteI heard a song today that made me think of y'all. It is called Hey Rose by Girlyman. I know how you are sometimes looking for songs for your movies about Gwyneth...I hope you like it!
Blessings to y'all!
I still love to play with boxes!!
ReplyDeleteNot really..but I do know that if you give a kid a present..they are more likely to play with the box than the toy!
I refused to get out of my box. I made it into a house and decorated it. Boxes rock! In this economy we all may want to count our blessings we aren't living in one now...
ReplyDeleteshe is such a cutie, I bet viewing the newness of the world through her eyes is often amazing!!
ReplyDeleteNo worries Nate, I wouldn't dare post about cheese doodles, I don't want those doodle police after me as well!
ReplyDeletebeauty in a box.
ReplyDeleteYou know, cardboard boxes are highly addictive and can lead to adult obesity.
ReplyDeleteHave you consulted your doctor about cardboard? The side effects of cardboard include, dullness, dry mouth, colorblindness, lack of humor and being a "square."
I advise you to use extreme caution.
That second picture is something special, artistically speaking. Not sure exactly what it is, but I had to just stare at it for a while.... makes me smile.
ReplyDeleteBubble wrap! Please let bubble wrap be next!
ReplyDeleteKids and boxes, such a perfect combination to watch. The only other thing just as cute (almost) is cats and kittens with boxes. Is Ralphie home with you guys yet? I hope your weekend is a blessed one.
ReplyDeleteLove and Hugs, Laurie
I too was a cardboard box fan when I was a little girl! :)
ReplyDeleteAt Christmas time my little one preferred the BOXES to the actual presents.
ReplyDeleteGwyneth is such a cutie!
Boy, that bottom picture implies so much! Cute capture. Love all the new photos on your photography blog as well!
ReplyDeleteMy mother once built an apartment , all from boxes, for Janet to have for herself and her doll babies,when she visited with her.
ReplyDeleteI think your blog is so honest, powerful and inspirational. I'm so glad to have found it.
ReplyDeleteCute pics! We're praying for your family, as always!
ReplyDeleteI loved fridge boxes. They were so much fun to play forts and castles in.
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