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Fun Friday

I like Friday's. It is the end of the school week, for one. But it also Library Day around here. Each week, new treasures are just waiting to be discovered, along with old favorites that make it home with us week after week. Anna is thoroughly infatuated with Fancy Nancy right now. She wanders about spouting out things like "oh, la, la" and "voila". Jack loves all things trains, fire engines, or construction right now. Today we found a little of all of these.

As we were getting in the van to go home, Jack pointed to the back of the book about trains. "Look! It's a whack!"
Perplexed, I asked him, "A what?"
He pointed specifically at the pick ax and stated, "It's a whack."
Of course, I did not correct him. Too soon, he'll correct himself and I won't be able to laugh inside every time he says it.

Friday is also pizza and movie night over here. Tonight, I will be trying to grill my pizza! I have been wanting to try it for some time now, and today is the day. The sunny skies and nice breeze are beckoning me outside to cook. All around, I hear and see the signs of springtime. It is so lovely to see everything blossoming, don't you think?










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  1. UnknownApril 16, 2010 at 3:43 PM

    AWWWW you are blossoming too. I love you and you look so cute. Blessings my friend. May God shine his light and love on you tonight as you celebrate your family together. Hope your grilled pizza turns out wonderful.

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  2. UnknownApril 16, 2010 at 3:44 PM

    actually John is Jerri

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