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First Day ~ March 2013

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I'm a couple of days late in getting this up because we had a busy weekend full of family, friends, prom dress shopping, and more family. But I am linking up with Nicole at Journey to Josie, and you should, too! It's fun to document the first day of each month in pictures. Here is what our day looked like:

Rey "The Eli" Mysterio

Mmmmm ... breakfast

Mom cleaned out the refrigerator. No, there is no before pic!

Always lots of lovin' on the puppies

A trip to the Amish store (darn, I forgot peanut butter)

Dawson and Taylar hadn't seen each other in, like 12 hours!

King of the mountain

And the prince and princess

Hot chocolate and WWE Friday Night Smackdown

Subway is our weekend treat with daddy!

If you aren't participating in "First Day", be sure to do it on April 1st. It's lots of fun!

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  1. Aloha AcresMarch 3, 2013 at 9:44 PM

    What a fun post. (And a fun family day)

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  2. LaurieMarch 4, 2013 at 1:45 AM

    Subway is our Saturday "after chores" treat'! Fun post. I love the every day moments captured.

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