Ever Wanna Just Box Yourself Up?
Posted on April 15, 2009 by Mishi | 14 Comments
The average child laughs about 400 times per day, the average adult laughs only 15 times per day. What happened to the other 385 laughs?
–Author Unknown
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This picture reminds me so much of my boys. If you give them a box, they will be deliriously happy for days on end.
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You feel free to box yourself up and send yourself right on out to the west coast…
I am definitely going to spend some time tomorrow searching for those missing laughs!
xo
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I can’t remember the number of times that SWMBO and I would joke about not needing to buy the boys a present for whatever – just buy ‘em a box.
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beautiful blog!
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I often think about this quotation, wondering how we can hang onto our childlike glee in life!
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The quote is soo true. I wonder were my laughs went..
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My kids are always doing that! And laughing that much.
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Well that’s one more smile for me today, I loved the quote, but the picture is so adorable!!
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Why yes, yes I do! rofl…
Great shots.
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I love that quote. The photo is too cute. I remember how much my kids loved big boxes and making tents with the kitchen chairs.
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These photos are my favorites!! I think they have now surpassed everything I have ever seen here so far. LOVE LOVE LOVE!!!!
Also, 400 times a day? Really?
Wow.
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…mine used to make box trains that ran from the hallway, through the kitchen and into the living room…. one would push/pull/grunt the other around…. that was 10 years ago…. thanks for the memory!
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Fantastic photo!! I’m personally about ready to get rid of all of our toys and replace them with boxes, sticks, and some dirt. That’s all they play with, anyway.
I miss all of the laughing, too.
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Love your box pictures! Awesome!
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