This week, we’re reading Pat Thomson’s The Squeaky Creaky Bed, Terry Farish’s The Cat Who Liked Potato Soup, and Gillian Lobel’s Little Honey Bear and the Smiley Moon.
For the fifth entry in her ongoing Photo Documentary series about the Dedham Shines Public Art Project, The Five-Year-Old visits Ace the White Rabbit by SarahJane Cassie. At the time, the bunny was stationed in front of the Endicott Library on Mount Vernon Street in Dedham Massachusetts.
Ever wondered what Tigery’s life was like before she came to live with us? Pull up a chair. The Five-Year-Old has a story she’d like to tell you.
Last weekend, Mommyo found The Five-Year-Old in the entryway busily stocking her backpack with gear for our trip to the New Bedford Summerfest, and as Mommyos…
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On Father’s Day weekend, my husband asked The Five-Year-Old if she would like to watch his favorite movie from when he was just a Five-Year-Old. Naturally she did, so he hunted down The Cat From Outer Space, courtesy of Netflix.
Here at Caterpickles Central, we love live music (even if our bedtime schedules don’t always let us hear a lot of it). So when we had the chance to spend a day at New Bedford Summerfest this past weekend, we grabbed it.
For the fourth entry in her ongoing Photo Documentary series about the Dedham Public Art Project, The Five-Year-Old visits Bunny in the Clouds, by Gary Koeppel. At the time, readers could find the bunny at Petruzziello Plaza in Dedham, Massachusetts.
On hearing on Go, Diego, Go! that Pygmy marmosets are the smallest monkeys in the rainforest, The Five-Year-Old asked: “What are the tiniest monkeys in the world?”
After hearing Daddyo explain to The Five-Year-Old that in words like ‘pneumonia’ and ‘pteranodon’ the ‘p’ is silent: Mommyo, facetiously: “Where do all the silent p’s…
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