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Check out what the kids taught each other. We decided that our friend "A" needed a nickname so we don't get her confused with her Momma. So "A" is now going to be "Princess Pink" *smile*. Anyway check out how cool they are <g>...
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I'm trying this out. Neat video. You told us about Roo's bike training class and how he learned too. Nice to see the vid.
Posted by: Bips | April 21, 2007 at 03:47 PM
I must admit, I'm a very proud Momma! And it's quite hard to get that child OFF her bike now! Thanks Roo for encouraging her and learning together! What a good friend!!
Posted by: Amy | April 14, 2007 at 12:17 PM
That was all afternoon! I was so surprised because her Momma said she hadn't been on a bike in a year and had training wheels when she did ride. Kids are so amazing what they can do!
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(Oh and that's why I quit filming... was getting sick to my stomach LOL!)
Posted by: Kim | April 12, 2007 at 01:37 PM
Good job! Did she do that all day? I got dizzy just watching it! My kids love to ride but we get too many thorns and their tires are always flat. I guess we're going to have to spring for airless tires this summer.
Posted by: The Lazy Organizer | April 11, 2007 at 09:31 PM