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2011_05_01 Swap 4 Michele
Products:
ASO_WinterMagic
HAW_Brushset_RingyDingys_PrettyPastels
Fonts:
Calibri
Esperanza
Journaling:
Fredericksburg, Virginia, February 19, 2010
Winter Walk Downtown
After being cooped up for days, we needed to go outside for some sunshine and exercise. We decided to go downtown. Rhiannon wanted to get fudge. It was hard to find a parking space, but I finally found one by the river, where they had piled some huge mountains of snow, which of course the kids wanted to climb.
The few blocks we had to walk to the main street and the fudge shop was good exercise. We stopped to look in windows and saw some interesting things. A door on one shop had a mirror, so I was able to take a group portrait. On another door, we found a painting of a Civil War soldier, and the girls saluted him. At the fudge shop, I agreed when Caroline asked for the huge strawberry-flavored lollipop, figuring she deserves it since she can't eat fudge. When the kids looked in the toy shop window, Rhiannon kept asking Ian, "Can you find the bear? Can you find the doll? etc." It was a good afternoon.
Products:
ASO_WinterMagic
HAW_Brushset_RingyDingys_PrettyPastels
Fonts:
Calibri
Esperanza
Journaling:
Fredericksburg, Virginia, February 19, 2010
Winter Walk Downtown
After being cooped up for days, we needed to go outside for some sunshine and exercise. We decided to go downtown. Rhiannon wanted to get fudge. It was hard to find a parking space, but I finally found one by the river, where they had piled some huge mountains of snow, which of course the kids wanted to climb.
The few blocks we had to walk to the main street and the fudge shop was good exercise. We stopped to look in windows and saw some interesting things. A door on one shop had a mirror, so I was able to take a group portrait. On another door, we found a painting of a Civil War soldier, and the girls saluted him. At the fudge shop, I agreed when Caroline asked for the huge strawberry-flavored lollipop, figuring she deserves it since she can't eat fudge. When the kids looked in the toy shop window, Rhiannon kept asking Ian, "Can you find the bear? Can you find the doll? etc." It was a good afternoon.
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