kinder enjoy life outside of the boxes.
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“smile at your critics for they have yet to see the universe that exists outside the box”
-paul bradley smith
Oct9
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I didn't have my glasses on.... 
Wonderful! They have nothing to restrict their imagination.
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right, none at all –
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Exactly! Free.
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yep!
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Great words.
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I think they are too
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They enjoy what’s given them, Beth. Nice.
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they really do, mark –
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and they won’t catch any flap for their creativity
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that’s right!
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They’re the best for thinking outside the box. 🙂
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yes, no limits for them
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When I was a kid an empty box was as good as it got. Well, almost as good as a bicycle…
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Yes!
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This brings back memories of childhood. Dad worked at a grocery store and would bring home empty boxes for my brother and I. We built an awesome fort or two in the basement with those inexpensive toys.
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Such a wonderful memory
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I wonder who likes boxes more, kids or cats…
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Its a toss-up
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boxes are the best toys!
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they absolutely are
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Welcome
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Oh the unboxed universe is glorious!
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It so is!!
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An escaped and happy cat? 😎
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Ooh, yes
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that’s the best way to recycle cardboard!
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A win- win
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A box is the best toy!
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always!
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😀
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Kids and boxes are always a good combo.
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A win-win
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I’m 62, and I’m still drawn to boxes – especially those little ones you find in supermarkets with yogurts and stuff in them. Love the tiny doors and windows in them. Some have appeared in the Earplug Adventures.
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