"Knock knock"

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This posted had been written last Sunday.. and yet, it had not been posted out.
Decided that the photo will come in later, hence posting now will be better.

Cait had been receiving "knock knock" treatment recently especially this week. Was it her luck or?
Since the "knock" onto the chair at neighbor's house, in total she had it 5 including today. 

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2nd knock:
Dad was carrying her, and by all sudden, she had her head knock onto the edge of the cabinet door.

3rd knock:
She was in the study room, sat down quietly on the chair with rollers. Suddenly, she wanted to climb on the table and the chair gave way by rolling off! As a result, she had her chin  hit on the table. 

4th knock:
Sitting down quietly on hubby's lap when feeding her, then she started to move back and forth. The stroller was in front of her and she had her forehead hit onto one of the pole. 

5th knock:
She climbed on the dining the chair, while attempting to move to the table, she slipped down onto the floor because the newspaper gave way as it was in folded position when her hand was on it.


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