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Light Up Night

We've been to downtown's light up night in the past....this year, we stuck to our little town's celebration instead.  Had a good time with Chloe and April!

So excited....we made them wait for a few minutes in the car...and took some pictures :) It was only 12 degrees (or, 20, but windy!) and it didn't seem like a good idea to stay out longer than we needed to!




They were passing out free glow-stick necklaces....and then the girls posed by the tree....


The big kids were whipping around their glow-necklaces.  April carefully observed, and then started in on that fun.  We made sure she wasn't standing nearby anyone.... :)


At the same time the tree lit up, fireworks started!  Both girls were a little overwhelmed, but kept watching and ended up enjoying the show.  Afterwards we went in to the library and the school's cafeteria for crafts and refreshments.  It was a nice celebration!


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