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5-day weekend = trip!


When you've got Daddy home for a five-day 'weekend'....you've got to make travel plans!  We headed to Grandma and Grandpa's house to have a last visit with the train display (and also visit our family ;) )






Uncle Mark and JungMin showered Peter with belated birthday presents.  Here he is with most of them: a Phillies hat, a new sweatshirt, and a guitar!


Uncle Mark was rocking out while Peter was dancing to the tune.


After dinner one night, there was a double rainbow! We went outside to check it out - can you see both in the photo?



Sunday cuties....I couldn't resist attempting to get a picture of these red-white-and-blue kiddos....turns out pretty good! (Notice the hat, still on Peter's head!!)


Sunday afternoon we set up the sprinkler for the kids to play in! They had a lot of fun.



Peter would wake up the morning asking if it was time for trains, and he got to run them a lot over four days!!


Back at home and hosted a picnic on the 4th - Peter traded his hat for his guitar....it doesn't sound as loud when it's outside ;)



More red-white-and-blue cuties!


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