We're going to the party store today and I was going to let Colin choose the "theme" for his party. It's just family, no other kids besides him. I wouldn't be at all surprised if he chose Dora, but I could probably guide his choice if I wanted to. Will he look back on having chose Dora with utter embarassment? Or I guess I should ask will be be more embarrassed about Dora because it's a "girl thing" than he would be about Elmo or Barney? (I don't even know that it *is* a girl thing- I just know that Dora is all over the little girls clothes.)
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We're going to the party store today and I was going to let Colin choose the "theme" for his party. It's just family, no other kids besides him. I wouldn't be at all surprised if he chose Dora, but I could probably guide his choice if I wanted to. Will he look back on having chose Dora with utter embarassment? Or I guess I should ask will be be more embarrassed about Dora because it's a "girl thing" than he would be about Elmo or Barney? (I don't even know that it *is* a girl thing- I just know that Dora is all over the little girls clothes.)
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We're going to the party store today and I was going to let Colin choose the "theme" for his party. It's just family, no other kids besides him. I wouldn't be at all surprised if he chose Dora, but I could probably guide his choice if I wanted to. Will he look back on having chose Dora with utter embarassment? Or I guess I should ask will be be more embarrassed about Dora because it's a "girl thing" than he would be about Elmo or Barney? (I don't even know that it *is* a girl thing- I just know that Dora is all over the little girls clothes.)
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We're going to the party store today and I was going to let Colin choose the "theme" for his party. It's just family, no other kids besides him. I wouldn't be at all surprised if he chose Dora, but I could probably guide his choice if I wanted to. Will he look back on having chose Dora with utter embarassment? Or I guess I should ask will be be more embarrassed about Dora because it's a "girl thing" than he would be about Elmo or Barney? (I don't even know that it *is* a girl thing- I just know that Dora is all over the little girls clothes.)
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We're going to the party store today and I was going to let Colin choose the "theme" for his party. It's just family, no other kids besides him. I wouldn't be at all surprised if he chose Dora, but I could probably guide his choice if I wanted to. Will he look back on having chose Dora with utter embarassment? Or I guess I should ask will be be more embarrassed about Dora because it's a "girl thing" than he would be about Elmo or Barney? (I don't even know that it *is* a girl thing- I just know that Dora is all over the little girls clothes.)
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We're going to the party store today and I was going to let Colin choose the "theme" for his party. It's just family, no other kids besides him. I wouldn't be at all surprised if he chose Dora, but I could probably guide his choice if I wanted to. Will he look back on having chose Dora with utter embarassment? Or I guess I should ask will be be more embarrassed about Dora because it's a "girl thing" than he would be about Elmo or Barney? (I don't even know that it *is* a girl thing- I just know that Dora is all over the little girls clothes.)
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We're going to the party store today and I was going to let Colin choose the "theme" for his party. It's just family, no other kids besides him. I wouldn't be at all surprised if he chose Dora, but I could probably guide his choice if I wanted to. Will he look back on having chose Dora with utter embarassment? Or I guess I should ask will be be more embarrassed about Dora because it's a "girl thing" than he would be about Elmo or Barney? (I don't even know that it *is* a girl thing- I just know that Dora is all over the little girls clothes.)
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We're going to the party store today and I was going to let Colin choose the "theme" for his party. It's just family, no other kids besides him. I wouldn't be at all surprised if he chose Dora, but I could probably guide his choice if I wanted to. Will he look back on having chose Dora with utter embarassment? Or I guess I should ask will be be more embarrassed about Dora because it's a "girl thing" than he would be about Elmo or Barney? (I don't even know that it *is* a girl thing- I just know that Dora is all over the little girls clothes.)
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We're going to the party store today and I was going to let Colin choose the "theme" for his party. It's just family, no other kids besides him. I wouldn't be at all surprised if he chose Dora, but I could probably guide his choice if I wanted to. Will he look back on having chose Dora with utter embarassment? Or I guess I should ask will be be more embarrassed about Dora because it's a "girl thing" than he would be about Elmo or Barney? (I don't even know that it *is* a girl thing- I just know that Dora is all over the little girls clothes.)
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We're going to the party store today and I was going to let Colin choose the "theme" for his party. It's just family, no other kids besides him. I wouldn't be at all surprised if he chose Dora, but I could probably guide his choice if I wanted to. Will he look back on having chose Dora with utter embarassment? Or I guess I should ask will be be more embarrassed about Dora because it's a "girl thing" than he would be about Elmo or Barney? (I don't even know that it *is* a girl thing- I just know that Dora is all over the little girls clothes.)
TIA,
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