The day will come when she'll regret that she ever practiced this at such an early age.
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
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3 comments:
I know how she feels. I put my foot in my mouth all the time. Figuratively, anyway...
Ha!Ha! Can you imagine what the picture would look like if it were you or I doing that? Not such a pretty picture:0)
Flexibility is good. Starting young at being that flexible is very good. Her feet can't be too dirty now, so it's better to chew on toes now while they're still safe. And! If she keeps it up, she'll be able to put her foot behind her head in a few years! That's cool! (Have I lived with a gymnast too long? I really don't get it.)
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