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10-29-08. Pumpkin Portrait.
We carved our pumpkins this evening. Camille was pretty excited about the whole process. She really wanted to poke holes in the pumpkins using the safety carving tool. Unfortunately her pumpkin was rock hard, so the safety carver wouldn't work. It was all I could do to jab a knife into that thing, so I had to settle for a simple design. Camille did have fun playing with the pumpkin seeds and slime.
After we finished she didn't want to put her pumpkin down. She just wanted to carry it around all night.
We carved our pumpkins this evening. Camille was pretty excited about the whole process. She really wanted to poke holes in the pumpkins using the safety carving tool. Unfortunately her pumpkin was rock hard, so the safety carver wouldn't work. It was all I could do to jab a knife into that thing, so I had to settle for a simple design. Camille did have fun playing with the pumpkin seeds and slime.
After we finished she didn't want to put her pumpkin down. She just wanted to carry it around all night.
10-29-08. Pumpkin Portrait.
We carved our pumpkins this evening. Camille was pretty excited about the whole process. She really wanted to poke holes in the pumpkins using the safety carving tool. Unfortunately her pumpkin was rock hard, so the safety carver wouldn't work. It was all I could do to jab a knife into that thing, so I had to settle for a simple design. Camille did have fun playing with the pumpkin seeds and slime.
After we finished she didn't want to put her pumpkin down. She just wanted to carry it around all night.
We carved our pumpkins this evening. Camille was pretty excited about the whole process. She really wanted to poke holes in the pumpkins using the safety carving tool. Unfortunately her pumpkin was rock hard, so the safety carver wouldn't work. It was all I could do to jab a knife into that thing, so I had to settle for a simple design. Camille did have fun playing with the pumpkin seeds and slime.
After we finished she didn't want to put her pumpkin down. She just wanted to carry it around all night.
