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• Jo says:

  at 8:19 am

  Your son ROCKS!!!! 🙂

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• Lisa says:

  at 12:39 pm

  Beautiful! I hope one day my daughter, who shares this day as her bday, can put things that simply.

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• robert says:

  at 12:47 pm

  please get that tongue checked out…

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  • Charlie says:

    at 3:38 pm

    Don’t worry. I just ate a bunch of Leprechauns for lunch.

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• Phil landsberg says:

  at 12:51 pm

  Smart, and cute! Dangerous combo.

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• Kristen Howerton says:

  at 1:34 pm

  Maybe he can come explain it to Karis because she just told me Martin Luther King was a guy who wanted all of the white people to turn brown. #ParentingFail

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  • Elaine says:

    at 2:08 pm

    LMAO!

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• Drusila says:

  at 1:46 pm

  ^ LoL!!!

  My 5 yr old doesn’t even notice the people’s color. To him they’re just people.
  The other day he heard someone say something about a “black guy,” and he asked me “Why does it matter that the guy is black?” I told him “It really doesn’t matter. Some people are just ignorant.”

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• Celia says:

  at 2:05 pm

  Cute. and very smart.

  Also, why does dad have a blue tongue and son not have a blue tongue. Have you been indulging in his treats?!! I only ask because my SO will snack on baby’s snacks and say he’s “sharing”. 😉

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• Michelle Thomas says:

  at 2:42 pm

  Finn,you are honest and awesome. Always stay that way!!!

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• Concretin Nik says:

  at 3:54 pm

  Finn has got it goin’ on! DadWin! (MomWin too, but this is HTBAD!)

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• Dejah Danger says:

  at 5:48 pm

  From the mouth of babes… That tells me YOU’RE a great parent; you’ve made sure to express love for everyone and your son sees your example. Awesome job, Dad.

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• Makeda says:

  at 6:58 am

  Good job, kiddo! 🙂

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• My Special Kind of Crazy says:

  at 12:42 pm

  HAHA! I talked to my daughter about MLK (who she somewhat gets mixed up with Nelson Mandela. Give her a break, she’s 4). When I asked her about MLK day and what it’s about here is what she said:
  “People shooted that very good man because he dreamed. And then he was King of Africa.”

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