Funny, I was never that way when I was her age. Yes, I sat down by a puddle to make mud pies and only got my hands and arms dirty but this puddle splashing, never. My sons, either. Makes me wonder if children actually stomp around in water puddles?
I have fond memories of puddle stomping in my youth. My daughter also puddle stomped, as did my grandson, and the tradition continues with my great-granddaughter.
Its encouraging to see a few people out there who know a little about Latin. I studied Latin in High School but didn’t like it much but it paid off later; in college and beyond.
I used to do as a kid when i had my rain boots on. Recently, my husband and I were watching the little girl across the street. She had boots on and was stomping away. She loved it.
Ah! A favorite childhood activity! The final time was well past the rest. During a high school trip to the World’s Fair my best friend and I saw a great puddle and ripped off our shoes and splashed. Carla, another classmate joined in. Strangely enough the teen boys thought it was great and the three of us wound up with many passes from strangers.
capricorn9th almost 7 years ago
Funny, I was never that way when I was her age. Yes, I sat down by a puddle to make mud pies and only got my hands and arms dirty but this puddle splashing, never. My sons, either. Makes me wonder if children actually stomp around in water puddles?
KA7DRE Premium Member almost 7 years ago
Her mom should make her pay for a box of detergent it’s gonna take to get all that mud out !
howtheduck almost 7 years ago
This joke was taken from one of Julius Caesar’s lesser known quotes: Veni. Vidi. Et misit se in luto.
Rosette almost 7 years ago
I stomped through a few mud puddles myself, yesterday – by accident.
Ah, spring!
jpayne4040 almost 7 years ago
And she had a whole lot of fun doing it!
tripwire45 almost 7 years ago
That would be my granddaughter, but she’s not quite three.
uniquename almost 7 years ago
veni, vidi, allide
GirlGeek Premium Member almost 7 years ago
Rain puddles? Yes!!
Mud puddles? No!!
Rain puddles are easier to hide than mud puddles in my experience xD
ladykat Premium Member almost 7 years ago
I have fond memories of puddle stomping in my youth. My daughter also puddle stomped, as did my grandson, and the tradition continues with my great-granddaughter.
CWYRTZEN3 almost 7 years ago
Today? No kids walk around with hand sanitizer!
kodj kodjin almost 7 years ago
Its encouraging to see a few people out there who know a little about Latin. I studied Latin in High School but didn’t like it much but it paid off later; in college and beyond.
paranormal almost 7 years ago
And Elly’s going to stomp her!
SueMount almost 7 years ago
I used to do as a kid when i had my rain boots on. Recently, my husband and I were watching the little girl across the street. She had boots on and was stomping away. She loved it.
Templo S.U.D. almost 7 years ago
Tomboys’ll be tomboys I suppose
SukieCrandall Premium Member almost 7 years ago
Ah! A favorite childhood activity! The final time was well past the rest. During a high school trip to the World’s Fair my best friend and I saw a great puddle and ripped off our shoes and splashed. Carla, another classmate joined in. Strangely enough the teen boys thought it was great and the three of us wound up with many passes from strangers.