Tying her shoes
Saturday, November 17, 2007
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This week, Elisabeth insisted that she could tie her own shoes. In some sense, I think she was right.
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2 comments:
Finally taking the time to look over some friends' blogs. So cute, Graham! Has she done this before? I'd tend to bet that that shoe will stay tied longer with her dozen knots than anything I would tend to do... :)
She figured out the single knot a week or two ago, and so every time her shoes come untied, she "fixes" it.
I hope that her interest can push her to learn how to tie a bow!
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