DisneyBunny
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Break out the windex!
I got my book!
I got my book!
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Fun in the Sun with Magic Friends
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Uponastar
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Break out the windex!
I got my book!
OMG!
That really does look like Windex! :ROFLOL:
Yay!
Read away. . .but :zipit:!
MerHearted
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*reads aloud* :lookaroun
Uponastar
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DisneyBunny
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Of course! :zipit:
And I got it without waiting in a silly line in the middle of the night. :lookaroun
MerHearted
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Ok, I'm off to WDW. Have a good day, everyone! :wave:
DisneyBunny
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Have fun!
Uponastar
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Yay!
I love what you said about reading aloud to Marc.
Do you take on the personalities. . .
Do you speak without moving your lips as Snape does?
Do you "hem hem" sweetly like Umbridge?
Do you use an English accent? :lookaroun
Uponastar
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MerHearted
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LOL, my Pal Mickey is telling me to hurry. Ok ok! :lol:
Uponastar
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Did he tell you to bring your friends? :lookaroun
DisneyBunny
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I do take on a small bit of a theatrical air... (all those years in the school plays paid off) But I don't go overboard. I love reading aloud anyways, and had a lot of practice when I would volunteer with my mom's classes. No English accent though. I *can* do a pretty good one, but it'd get tiresome after the first 300 pages...:dazzle:
I started reading the books out loud to Marc when we were dating, many moons ago. I thought they were excellent books, but knowing he'd never actually pick one up and read it, I decided that I'd read them to him at night over the phone... soooo many nights of sitting there with the cordless propped under my chin, with the books balanced on my knees... such fond memories. Now I'm going to be reading to both him and Sprout.
Uponastar
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I do take on a small bit of a theatrical air... (all those years in the school plays paid off) But I don't go overboard. I love reading aloud anyways, and had a lot of practice when I would volunteer with my mom's classes. No English accent though. I *can* do a pretty good one, but it'd get tiresome after the first 300 pages...:dazzle:
I started reading the books out loud to Marc when we were dating, many moons ago. I thought they were excellent books, but knowing he'd never actually pick one up and read it, I decided that I'd read them to him at night over the phone... soooo many nights of sitting there with the cordless propped under my chin, with the books balanced on my knees... such fond memories. Now I'm going to be reading to both him and Sprout.
That is so cool, Bunny!
Sprout will enjoy it as much as Marc does, I'm sure!
DisneyBunny
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A few articles said I should be reading to my belly.... so I'm going to.. I don't think they meant books of this level though, but oh well! :lol:
Sprout's going to be an advanced reader!
Uponastar
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A few articles said I should be reading to my belly.... so I'm going to.. I don't think they meant books of this level though, but oh well! :lol:
Sprout's going to be an advanced reader!
He/she won't know what you're saying, of course, but the soothing tones of your voice will be very calming. Babies love to listen to Mom!
DisneyBunny
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Uponastar
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Heh. Good. I'd hate to spoil them before they're even born!
All babies should be spoiled at least a little bit.
There's plenty of time for harsh reality later.
DisneyBunny
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No silly, Spoiled as in Sprout'll remember what happens in the book. I was making a funny.
Uponastar
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No silly, Spoiled as in Sprout'll remember what happens in the book. I was making a funny.
Oh. . . :lol:
Make sure Sprout doesn't spill the beans!
I don't want his or hers first words to be " _______ dies in Book 7!"