The A Gang: Seven Peaks ~

Aug 17, 2012

Seven Peaks ~

I finished my final~final on Thursday and promised that I would spend some more "quality" time with my kids. We headed to Seven Peaks, just Avery, Ada and I for a day of fun in the sun. They got along so good. They are such great friends and it was a great day just playing together without having to do anything else. School starts next week, so we hope to fit a few more quality playing days in.

3 comments:

Jewels said...: You're such a good mom! :); August 18, 2012
Daugs Family said...: So fun- I wish we could have came with you! I can't believe summer is over.; August 18, 2012
Bart said...: Look like agreat way to get ready for school. Relax and enjoy the kids. They grow up ey too fast. You will soon be back in the school routine and that's not all bad either.

Love you all and always,

Grandpa Bart; August 18, 2012

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