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Big Boy Cart!

Ryan and I had to run to the store for a few necessities after dinner tonight, and since I knew we weren't going to be there long, I thought hey, lets try out one of those carts with the car on the front and see how Jack likes it! HE LOVED IT! He was all smiles in his little car! He had one hand on each steering wheel, honked the horns, (yes, both of them), and giggled! And yes, as we walked up and down the aisles, I was taking pictures. I know its something so small, but I was such a proud mom! I wanted to tell everyone we passed "It's his first time in this cart! Isn't he doing so good?"
Jack got a little car like this for Christmas, so tonight was a little sneak preview of how much fun he'll have in his car once the weather warms up!



Well, as I might've guessed: He DID NOT want to get out. He was sooo mad at me for getting him out! I'm not sure who Ryan was more embarassed about--Jack throwing a huge fit at the store, or me taking pictures of it!
Have a fabulous Friday tomorrow!

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Pam the Realtor said…
You are going to be so happy you have these pictures one of these days! Too cute!
January 8, 2011 at 2:17 PM
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