Photo: Smadar Halperin-Epshtein
He was so small
I recall,
How did he grow
Suddenly so?
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Hahaha! Thatβs a good question. π
π Probably asked the world over … π
Hahaha! Iβm sure every parent wonders the exact same thing. π
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What an incredible take on this!
π Thank you, Jackie! I love this photo! (and the little boy – who is not quite so little anymore – who’d worn them …) π
Cool, and clever!
π Thank you, my friend! π
That’s what happens when you feed them π
Haha! Yeah, you feed them and nurture them and what you get for it is needing to buy new clothes every three months … π
Oh, sweet! They grow so fast.
Indeed they do! Especially when all of a sudden one is faced with the ‘evidence’ … π
Yes – that is a great pic!
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In the blink of an eye!
Pretty much, eh? Sure seems like that sometimes!!
This photo is a wonderful way to show what happens when those children GROW! Very nice!!
Kids grow! π Always a miracle to me, though!
I agree!
They do grow so fast. My youngest is now 28 and I am a grandfather!
Happy Grandpa’ing to you! π They DO grow so fast! This photo is of my grand-nephew’s shirts … taken by his mama, my niece. π
Thanks. I am enjoying being a grandpa!
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Wow!
One shirt of our son is also kept safe by my wife from his 1st year. A cute reminder about how tiny he was back then π
π Hi Hammad, I’m glad your wife keeps the shirt–it is astounding to realize how much they grow AND how tiny they one were! π