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Even the trail repair crews are getting into the spirit |
Day 9 (6/27/14)
It is Friday and Eileen has the day off so it is off to the
bike trail with Wade. This is the end of the first week of Grandpa sitting for
Wade. He has done very well and taught me a lot. I now know how to clap on command
and that what goes up must come down and many other life lessons. It is another
beautiful summer day. Things are starting to look up. While other parts of the
country are wondering how they are going to survive the drought conditions Wisconsin
people were starting to wonder if they should be building an ark. Although there
are still huge mosquito breeding pools along the trail it is starting to dry
out some. Our goal was to make it to Oostburg and back. It is only a matter of
eight miles but when you have a one year old with you and you want to get some building
done it is an accomplishment. Fortunately Eileen had the foresight to bring
some finger food and water with us. Most days he sleeps most of the trip but
today He was determined to stay awake for most of the adventure. He was very
good but we could tell toward the end though that it would not have been much
longer and he would have wanted out. I only built one new construct from
scratch but continued to add to a couple more. It has been a great start to the
summer. Four more weeks left for Wade to attempt to teach this old dog new
tricks.
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This should balance |
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OK Lets take a different approach |
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Heart of Fools |
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Snack Time |
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Again with the Ants |
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Happy Friday |
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