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That hormonal mama dolphin



The can't-shut-up version: This was a day of touring an island city resort. We're back from a show where the main star, a pregnant dolphin, refused to come out at exactly action time. Management apologized. We then headed to a nearby restaurant where I took care of CJ's food that he couldn't consume.  With the heavy safety hat that he was forced to wear earlier and the dolphin show that never was, what kid wouldn't look like he's got the weight of the world on his shoulders?

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  1. Awww! Things like this are so disappointing for children! You got a great Rednesday shot though!

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  2. im sure he feels very sad.... he looks like it. i hope the dolphin comes out next time with the a baby :-)

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  3. Disappointment is not easy for anyone but with a child it is even harder to understand.

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  4. Poor guy, I bet that was so disappointing! He does look cute in his red hat though. :)

    Happy Rednesday!

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  5. Aww! That stinks! I know the joys of watching babies be born, I have a Benggai Cardinal fish who just hatched it's eggs and now have tiny little fish swimming around my tank, they're adorable! Thanks for the linky love, see you next week!

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  6. You are more than welcome to play Awww...Mondays each week. We would love to have you.

    Have a terrific day. :)

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  7. Well there will always be a next chance to see the dolphin! Thanks for your visit!

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