2004-III.

Some pics from June and July 2004.

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My friend and me with some dancers at the folk dance show.
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Of course, my own performance in the hall is the best tonight.
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Who can scream the loudest?
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I love to pick strawberries.
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Look, how ripe they are.
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Such a big one! I promise that next year I will eat it.
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No, these cherries will need some more time.
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It's so nice that we came to Szeged today.
I can do some naughty things climbing up this statue.
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I'm not interested in anything at this mall - except the shiny rubber balls Mum has chosen for me.
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Here's Dad's T-shirt from China Radio International that he got for taking part in their competition.
Maybe I can snatch it from him...
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Look, I can drive a train!
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No, you're mistaken. This is not my wedding (yet), though I'm
the greatest attraction around here today.
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Help, I can't hold all of my balloons.
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Do you like our daisies?
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How about these flowers? Daddy said that they are like weed
somewhere in Texas - or whatever country.
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Oooops, I can see a lot of weed among the flowers.
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Hot day, nice to be at the swimming pool. The lady is my swimming teacher.
She says I'm doing all right but probably won't learn swimming this summer.
I'm sure she's gravely mistaken.
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How do you like my goggles?
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This pool has much darker and warmer water. They say it's thermal water.
I wish I knew what they mean...
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Without my help Mum would not be able to wash the sour-cherry and put into the jars
even until midnight.