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| Youngest playing in the bubbles! |
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| Look, Mom, no hands! |
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| Bubble fun! |
After our fun at the library, we swung by one of our favorite Mexican food restaurants and brought lunch to Jake. We hadn't had lunch with Daddy in quite a while, so it was a treat.
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Thursday, June 7, 2012
What I did Wednesday :: Summer Reading Program
Yesterday, the boys and I headed to our public library for the opening of the Summer Reading program. The children's staff and volunteers handed out popcorn and juice, signed children up for the program (we had pre-registered), offered face-painting and tattooing, and even had a bubble pool set-up for play.
After our fun at the library, we swung by one of our favorite Mexican food restaurants and brought lunch to Jake. We hadn't had lunch with Daddy in quite a while, so it was a treat.
After our fun at the library, we swung by one of our favorite Mexican food restaurants and brought lunch to Jake. We hadn't had lunch with Daddy in quite a while, so it was a treat.
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