Tina's and Pierre's families were out of town this week, so they stayed with us. They were highly energetic, but I was able to get some photos of them, and Piper, when they were all tuckered out from playing hard.
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| It's like a sleeping dog train. |
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| Wanting to help the basement guy, the plumber, the counter guy. Tina and Pierre were very vocal about this desire! Piper just wanted to know what the fuss was. |
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| Pierre's family brought some Belgian chocolate. |
On Friday night, I realized that I need to get $28 of donations per day to meet my goal in time. I mentioned it on Facebook. Annie T. donated $28 to give me some time to figure out a plan, while Annie P., Ann S., Ann M. (yes, a theme!), Andre, Jen, and Veronika offered some ideas.
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| I got this for Annie P. who likes my pilgrim hat- wearing bitmoji. I'm adding a surcharge to help my fundraising. |
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| I meant to order three of these for Ann S. and her daughters, but accidentally ordered them pilgrim hat-wearing bitmoji shirts, too. Whoops! Wear helmets, girls! |
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| Andre suggested a hard lemonade stand, and Ann M. offered up her kids' stand - we just need to add "hard" and change the price to $28/cup. But it is cold, so Andre suggested an Irish whiskey stand. Tempting! |
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| Ann S. is a stylist for Color Street nails. She set up a fundraiser to help sell the press-on, dry nail polish strips. 25% of each sale goes to my fundraising goal. |
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| We were very high viz. I got these new transition cycling glasses that work great. My scar is under wraps because I want to keep the sun off it for as long as possible. |
View of the Mississippi from the Stone Arch Bridge. Not as flooded as St. Paul but very turbulent. I hope they're getting some good water powered energy from all this craziness.
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