Book GIVEAWAY - Frog and the Well : Unconventional Happiness

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Our friends at Big Sky Publishing have given us 5 copies of the inspirational new book, Frog and the Well : Unconventional Happiness to GIVEAWAY!

(Don't need to review, you can just keep it and read it!)



Author and illustrator Josh Langley has created a delicious combination of cartoons and messages that embrace all aspects of life...the ordinary, the absurd and the wonderful. Quirky and inspirational, it helps us celebrate
all that is supposedly wrong with us.

Look out for Josh - he's just become a bubhub blogger!!! You can find out more about the book on Josh's blog and I'm sure Josh would love comments and discussion there! http://www.bubhub.com.au/community/f...Happy-Your-Way!

Big Sky Publishing have got some other great books too. They are offering Bubhubbers free postage on all purchases from their website before Mother's Day. Check out the New Age Nana's Book which would make a great Mother's Day gift for Nana! http://www.bigskypublishing.com.au/B...oductview.aspx

OK, so back to the competition. How can you win? Post in here and let us know about the funniest things that you kids have said or done that have made you laugh (and will hopefully give us all a good giggle too).

I'll pick a winner from all the posts made by midday (Brissie time) next Thursday, 12 April.

Good luck! And welcome onboard Josh as a bubhub blogger!

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Sorry - that should say, I'll pick 5 winners next Thursday.

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Oh, and funny photos are acceptable too

[Thrifty Mama]

My three year old makes me laugh often. He is a true example of unconventional happiness. Last night he said "I love our Volvo, these sprouts are delicious" and then went and pulled out an anatomy and physiology textbook to read. He really does love the Volvo, he told me "Chuck that big BMW in the bin, pfft yuck, I love this old Volvo."

[IndigoJ]

DS1 is almost 4. He comes up with some funny things. This morning it was while i was trying to wake him up. He says most mornings "let me just have a little sleep in". Or "Im just going to lie down a little bit longer" and sometimes "Mummy, i just need to have a little rest"

[Sundae]

My dd is only 14 months old though does have a few words she can say the newest one is how she gets daddy's attention

"daddy, daddy, Daniel!" clear as anything!!
We can't help but laugh!

[Ash93]

My Ds is 3. I explained how theres a baby in my tummy. He got upset and asked why i ate the baby! Because he wanted to play with him. he then asked why i didnt share because he was hungry too!!

I had no idea how to explain i didnt eat the baby.

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[jacobsmamma]

Hilarious yes?? It was not funny having to clean him up. And my bed sheets. And pillows. And his pillow. And his toys. And everything else he touched lol

[ErSchmi]

Many years ago, I was at a friends place with her three kids.. One of the girls was about 5 at time, and she looked at me and said...
"Oh wow, you could probably win the biggest loser!"

Yes, I was carrying a bit of extra weight, but should I be happy that she thinks I could win?? I'm not quite sure...

[Missemzy]

I was packing up the car with the stroller and nappy bag for my youngest daughter the other day and when I stepped back in the door my 3year old daughter was holding her little sister walking towards me with her in her arms and she said "Mum, you forgot it" then passed me her little sister.