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INSTEAD OF ⚾️✨ THE INNER ARTIST EMERGES🧑‍🎨🤦🏻‍♀️👆😂

We came to the field for some baseball practice before her game, but apparently, she's decided her true calling is in winter sculpture. ⚾️➡️☃️ I can't even be mad, though. 😂 Parents, what's the silliest thing your kid has ever done instead of what they were supposed to be doing? 👇 #Parenting101 #funnykidsvideo #kidslife #baseballseason #snowman

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