
Step #1: Assess the situation

Step #2: Hike up your left leg precisely two inches from the ground

Step #3: Rest while determining new course of action

Step #4: Look adorably sweet

Step #5: Look at your Mom with pleading eyes

Step #6: Break eye contact

Step #7: Give your Mom one last chance to help

Step #8: Then stabilize your upper body

Step #9: And carefully extract your head from between the fence rails

Step #10: Admit defeat and stand up

Step #11: Then sweetly touch your ear as requested by your Mom

Step #12: And then take off
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The End
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(17 months old, October 2008)
I love to look at the pictures of your son. He has the cutest looks. I started realizing how many pictures you take of him and thought… oh, I’d better tell her now so when the other children come she won’t get hit with “why are there so many pictures of #1 and hardly any of the rest of us.” So, you may want start preparing for the same amount of pictures now. I still get reminded by daughter #4 of how few pictures there are of her! (My sister #3 also said this to my parents… she sore she was adopted. “}
Bubbers is so cute and it wont be long before he his climbing them.