So, Pops, you think you're being clever, do you?, getting both kids their own lollipop to avoid the fighting and bickering that comes with sharing? But did you think to put them in their own separate, sterilized, Teflon-lined solitary confinement chambers to eat them in? No? You didn't consider it? You might want to rethink that...
The die is cast, the deed is done, the lolly is popped.
Evidently it isn't something to get too worked up about. (At least if it isn't your lollipop...)
A little warm water, a little tugging, and normalcy restored: two disembodied lollipops and a new and novel, if slightly asymmetrical, hairdo.
The die is cast, the deed is done, the lolly is popped.
Evidently it isn't something to get too worked up about. (At least if it isn't your lollipop...)
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In our house lollipops, candy canes, popsicles and such sticky treats are bathtime treats. It makes clean-up a breeze! (By the way, I love the shot of Lizzie with it stuck in her hair. I'm impressed that she's not screaming, because I probably would have)!
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