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the eric update - day 792: the evolution of jumping.
what began as stomping on pillows quickly evolved into hesitant proto-jumps where one foot would remain on the ground which quickly evolved into full-fledged jumps with both feet leaving terra firma which quickly evolved into competitions with poppi to see who could jump the most number of consecutive jumps in a row ( he always wins and his current record is about 15 jumps before he collapses in laughter on the ground ) which quickly evolved into jumping off piles of found objects.
one can only wonder where this will all lead.
9/05/2006 10:14:00 PM
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Hopping's next, my daughter started hopping the other day and finds it very amusing. She has to hold onto somethign while she does it but it's still a hop.
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