Hand clapping games never die

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Hand clapping games never die
> Posted by Brittany Wallman at 9:06 AM

There's something enduring about hand clapping games.

My 6-year-old daughter Lily makes me play them all the time. Just like I did when I was six.

You know what I'm talking about, where you clap hands with each other while singing the lyrics of a silly song?

Here's the one Lily was chanting the other day:

Mr. Mailman do your duty

Here comes a lady with a big, fat booty

She can do the pom pom

And she can do the twist

But most of all she can kiss kiss kiss

K-i s- s

What does that spell?

Kiss!

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Ours does do and we love it even if it's occasionally tiresome :)

Posted by: Nappy Rash Baby | September 12, 2008 2:28 PM

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