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Back to the Sprinklers

Last summer, Jack discovered the wonder of sprinklers at the local parks. He went almost everyday and played, played, played in the freezing cold water.

Well, we're back at it again this year. It's interesting. Last year, he was one of the smaller kids and I was generally worried that we would be trampled by bigger kids. This year, he's much bigger and now I worry that he'll trample the little ones (like Spence). Spence doesn't really know what to think. He's interested in the water, but does not like that it is freezing cold. We'll see where things stand at the end of the summer. One thing is for sure - it's much harder to watch two little ones running around than one!

A few pictures of a recent playground trip.




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