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Pop Goes the Sweet Pea

by Monica on August 6, 2010

Actually, it’s more like Pop throws the Sweet Pea. This was the trick du jour at the pool today. Cool, right?

I can’t believe our summer break has come to an end. I’m going to miss our fun-filled days at the pool. We’ve lived out loud this summer. And it’s been AWESOME.

Kids who were whining at swim lessons in May because they were scared to put their faces in the water have become incredible swimmers. These little fish make me so proud!

My babies have jumped and splashed with reckless abandon.

So long, summer break. These laughs will linger ’til we meet again.

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Wasting No Time

by Monica on August 1, 2010

We’re wasting NO time around here. School starts in one week and we’re playing HARD until the very last possible second!

“A day without laughter is a day wasted.” ~Charlie Chaplin

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Summertime…and the Living is Easy

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One week of summer break and we’ve already gotten into this new routine of no routine. We’ve chilled out in our own sweat. Yeah, it’s HOT. We have spent lots of time at the pool so far…soaking up the sun with our best buddy. We’ve been learning how to cruise around the swimming pool like [...]

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Thanks for nothing, SPF 50

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Just call me a lobster and melt some butter for me, please. It’s day one of vacation. We spent a little while at the pool earlier today. Of course, we used sunscreen. You see that picture of me over there on the right? Yeah, that one. It’s not edited. I really am just that white. [...]

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