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Real Mud!

When the weather is hot and humid, nothing cools you down like some nice cold mud! The real stuff, made with real dark soil, not the kind made with sand that dries up in a jiffy... but nice ooey, gooey, sticky, wet, sloppy, mud!
You know what I'm talking about.... the cold oozing kind that squishes between your toes!
The kind of mud you just can't wait to tell your friends about.... so that they can come and join in on the fun! When the patch is just right, you sink a little as you play....
 Standing in the muddy mess is fun, but you know that you just can't resist jumping!

Because jumping and splashing in the puddles is just way too much fun! Especially when the mud splatters EVERYWHERE!


Have you been playing in the mud lately?

Comments

Great! Nothing quite like a bit of mud!
Laurie said…
Mud is the best!

I tagged you on my blog for the "Irresistibly Sweet Blog Award".

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