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Pacific Science Center

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Emma and I were fortunate to take a trip to the Pacific Science Center with our homeschool group. We even got to bring Grammie! It was such a nice day and we had a great time! Emma & Mommy Emma & Grammie The Space Needle in the background

Emma & Daddy

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I came home tonight from a meeting to discover this... Can anything be any sweeter? She is so blessed to have a Daddy like Robert...

The King...

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Apparently Mac threw up on his bed the other day. So I stripped it to wash the cover. Unfortunately it went through so I put his bed outside to air out after blotting out what I could. This is what I discovered moments after I laid it on the table... Can he get any more comfortable?? What a life of luxury he leads...

Going on vacation...

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We took our annual trip to Leavenworth for some fun in the snow. This year we found a place that would let us bring Mac. He looks thrilled doesn't he?? He actually loves going in the car and wherever we go... I just caught him in an old man moment... Emma drew this picture before we left. It is a picture of her crying because she is going to miss her fish... Her fish survived this vacation! The last time we left... it didn't do so well... More vacation pics to come!

Governor's Tour

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We are part of a large homeschooling group in our area. The group gives us opportunities to do some fun field trips and such. Last week we participated in a tour of the capitol and Governor's mansion. We weren't able to make the organized tour of the capitol but Emma and I took our own tour of it anyway. We went to the Senate, House, Governor's office, Lt. Governor's office, Secretary of State and the Treasurer's offices. This is a picture of Emma on the steps of the Capitol. I especially love the caution tape in the background... brings out the color of her hair? Here is a picture of the Governor's mansion. It's one of only a few in the country that you can actually take a tour of. It was built in 1908 and is the oldest building on the campus. In 1973 it was restored thanks to Gov. Evans and his wife. For years people wanted to tear it down and rebuild a new one because of the state of disrepair it was in. But they saved it and brought it back to it's...