День начался интересно. Глеб сходил на горшок, в очередной раз призвал какую-то «ни-нУ», и уехал в монастырь. Мы, понимая с мужем, что это не навсегда - ни горшок, ни монастырь и надеюсь, ни «нинА» - все же принялись готовиться к праздничной встрече с двухлетним отроком.
А сейчас передаем вам наш онлайн- привет со встречи👶🥞
День начался интересно. Глеб сходил на горшок, в очередной раз призвал какую-то «ни-нУ», и уехал в монастырь. Мы, понимая с мужем, что это не навсегда - ни горшок, ни монастырь и надеюсь, ни «нинА» - все же принялись готовиться к праздничной встрече с двухлетним отроком.
А сейчас передаем вам наш онлайн- привет со встречи👶🥞
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