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Oh What a Beautiful Morning!

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 Loving out beautiful mornings in the mountain air.

Denver Museum of Nature a.s Science

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Toby had some fun at the Denver Museum of Science and Nature. Zooming in on a world map to the stadium. Then posing with the polar bears.  

King of the Mountain(s)

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Posing on top if the rocks before headed to the pull.  

Adventure!

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 Taking a long weekend and turning it into a big adventure for Dad and the kiddos.  We'll miss mom, but the trip is off to a great start.

Stepping

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Crossing the playground stepping stones.  

Pleased

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Pleased as punch.  

Dot Day

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Wearing his crown from International Dot Day.  

Dancing

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A little bit of video from Spencer's first dance class.  

Muffin and the Marvel Guys

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 Spencer was very proud of his set-up.

Track Inspector

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The neighborhood track inspector is hard at work.  

Sitting Pretty

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Sitting pretty, waiting for his moment.  

Still Got It

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In Kindergarten, but still just as cute.  

Zoo Train!

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Excited to ride the train at Turtle Back Zoo with the Hartley's!  

Seesawing

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Fun times with Cousin Harry on the playground. Wheee!  

Tester

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A spinny chair has to be thoroughly tested to make sure it's up to snuff.  

Red Lips

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When your Italian Ice stains your lips ruby red.  

Ready Confetti

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We missed posting this the night before school, but it worked like a charm.  Spencer's teacher sent "ready confetti" in the mail, to let the kids know they were ready for Kindergarten. She said sleeping with the baggie under their pillow the night before school started would help ease their fears and help them get a good night's sleep. Spencer confirmed that it was effective.  

Cheetah!

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We have another Cheetah in the house. (It's not pictured here, but Central School's mascot is the Cheetah.) He was a little nervous, but did great. Meanwhile, Muffin was eagerly waiting at home to hear all about it. (Slumbers was a little more melancholy, knowing that school season means far less snuggling.)