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Summer Vacation: Week 4

Tuesday (of last week--I'm a little behind) - Free matinee

Thursday - Community 4th of July Celebration, made homemade ice cream, went to a neighbor's to shoot fireworks.






Friday afternoon we left for Crescent Bar and went to their parade on Saturday and watched the fireworks show that night.  The last two years we were actually in the parade, but this year we decided to just watch it.  The girls were all for it, because by watching the parade, they were able to score candy.  I can't believe how much candy there were able to get.  It was like Halloween all over.

The Parade had an Old West theme





Go Hawks!



The girls sat in the shade with Grandma and Grandpa while me and Paul were across the street



On Monday Paul and I came home while the girls are staying there for the week, then we will go back on Friday, spend the night there and then go to Coeur D'Alene, Idaho for 5 days.

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