I Still Have Some Questions
For the "I Bet You Were Cute as a Child!?" challenge
For the challenge attached:
I Still Have Some Questions
I don't remember much of my childhood possibly because it was very normal - just the way I like it.
From questions, it was filled with video taped shows and books like Each Peach Pear Plum, and I enjoyed cookies far too much.
There's probably a VHS tape of toddler-me somewhere, dancing to Barbie Girl by Aqua in the old kitchen.
I was a happy toddler - curious through toys.
Like those in the background of this photo.
Who took it?
I was 3. Maybe.
I will always have questions.
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Comments (6)
part I loved the best: the thought of you dancing in the kitchen as that cute little toddler! Such a great learning environment for a child, full of videos and books and questions! And cookies!!!
You sure were a cute little one! I spy a Lego table in your picture! My parents gave one to my eldest son when he was one year old. It lasted all 3 children and was extremely useful.
So cute! I am glad you entered this.
Lovely picture and some great childhood thought
Awww, you're so adorable! And high 5! I too enjoyed cookies and other sweet stuff lol
I'd completely forgotten about the book, Each Peach Pear Plum. I still don't remember anything about it, but when I saw the name, it seemed very familiar. I must have read it as a child too!