Quick and Easy Fun with a Box

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We bought an air conditioner or something else that came in a box, and it came with a free baby toy.  The box.  So much fun to be had going in and out of the box.  When he is a little older I know I'll be off finding refrigerator boxes for use in setting up a massive fort in the basement.  Until then I guess he will have to enjoy it one box at a time.

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Bill and Stef said…
Hey you should check out the book Not a Box by Antoinette Portis (if you do not already have it that is!) Great book that goes perfectly with this post!
August 9, 2008 at 12:55 AM
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