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This Weekend

I'm really looking forward to this weekend.  On Saturday, we are going to my hometown's annual Tulip Festival. 

There's a streetfair which might prove interesting given the girls' adversion to the stroller, but then we'll venture out to the fields to let them walk among the pretty tulips and hopefully get some good pictures.  We'll spend the rest of the day visiting friends and family that I don't get to see very often so that will be fun.

Then on Sunday after church Paul is going to take the girls to his parents' and I get the whole day to MYSELF!  I so can't wait!  I need to do some shopping for cute shoes for spring and a gift for a wedding we're going to so it will be great to have a whole day, almost, instead of just a few hours that I normally would have.  I might check out the new Bravern shopping center in Bellevue http://www.bravern.com/ and the cupcake place (Trophy Cupcakes) in Wallingford that I've always wanted to try.  Yum!


Mostly I'm just really looking forward to having 8+ hours to do whatever in the heck I want!

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Dana said…
That sounds like so much fun! I'm jealous. :) Hope you have a great day off!!
April 14, 2010 at 8:55 PM
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