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"So Frequently we mistakenly believe that our children need more things, when in reality their silent pleadings are simply for more of our time."
***President Thomas S. Monson (Ensign May 1994)
Every morning, Noah comes in bright and early and asks me if he can check on his frogs. Apparently, they're the first thing he thinks about in the morning. Today, they got some fresh water and went for a swim. He keeps them in a bigger tub that he has made into a habitat for them. McKaylie helps him catch bugs to add to the habitat. They seem happy and healthy, but I'd rather the little slimy things went back to the pond.
Every morning, Noah comes in bright and early and asks me if he can check on his frogs. Apparently, they're the first thing he thinks about in the morning. Today, they got some fresh water and went for a swim. He keeps them in a bigger tub that he has made into a habitat for them. McKaylie helps him catch bugs to add to the habitat. They seem happy and healthy, but I'd rather the little slimy things went back to the pond.
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