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The many geese on the property excited the children. |
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"Don't fall into the fountain, girls!" |
We were unable to tour the monastery museum because it turns out that the cafeteria was temporarily closed: we had planned to tour the grounds, eat lunch, and tour the museum. Without food to fuel my little ones, we had to leave to find a restaurant. Another trip will have to be made in the future!
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Joseph fell asleep holding his big brother's hand |
In the late afternoon, we went to visit Chris' brother, sister-in-law, and our children's three cousins.
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Joseph with Aunt Holly |
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Pop-Pops with three grandchildren |
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Joseph's tummy time |
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Boys vs. Girls: For at least an hour, the girls sat quietly on the floor pairing mommy stuffed animals with baby ones, then giving them "all the baby things they need" (read: dollhouse furniture). Meanwhile, for about two hours straight, John rode a red riding toy in wild circles throughout the house: you can see him careening around the corner in the background of the above photo. |
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I think the humor of babies in adult glasses never gets old. |
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So happy, even with her many wounds! |
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Mary trying to juggle with one ball: note the bandages on her forearms. |
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John really enjoyed walking the dog around the yard. |
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Juggling gone awry |
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As I watched Chris give Mary a ride on the riding lawn mower for entertainment, I realized that we really have become Southerners. |
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Grandmom with Joseph |
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Cousin Annie with Joseph: Hard to believe she was an itty bitty flower girl in my wedding and now she is an elegant young lady. |
great photos!
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful photos! L:ooks like a nice trip.
ReplyDeleteJoseph looks a lot like Margaret to me. You have such a lovely family!
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