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 At the being of this month we had a nice day and my kids took advantage of it. It was warm enough that they thought it was summer, though if you look at the thermometer above you will see it was not. It was somewhere in the fifties, not what I would really consider hot. After being cooped up inside all winter long my part fish children needed W -A- T -E -R. It was also an excuse to avoid the chores they needed to do.
I had forgotten how much they love water and how silly and creative they are, when left on unattended for a little bit. What fun they are.
Yes, they are drinking the water out of the wheelbarrow. No, I do not recommend this and did advise them against it. They are working on really good immune systems, I guess? At least that is what I had to tell myself. 
Don't worry I got them in swimming lessons to help fill their fishy needs in a better way!








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Hugs, Mom said…
I put on a hoody as I read this. When we lived in Nevada, no one though it was warm enough to swim until it was 100 degrees.
May 1, 2013 at 8:40 AM
Paige said…
I'm really quite in love with your little boy.
May 4, 2013 at 5:03 PM
kj said…
Brrr! In the 50's? Wow!
May 7, 2013 at 9:23 PM
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