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May Outings

Here are some highlights from our past few weekends.


The rain has not been keeping us from having fun! Last weekend we hit the butterfly house and the kids loved it! Brady chased the butterflies and Kaitlyn had fun finding all the different types on her "butterfly map".









Kaitlyn was invited to a very special tea party, given by her friend Grace. 2 other girls were there and they had a blast! Dressing up, decorating cupcakes and drinking "tea" (or apple juice)...they were so cute all dressed up! She had a great time and made some new friends.










This past week we took our first trip of 2011 to Grant's Farm. We love Grant's Farm and are so glad that it has stayed in St. Louis. We were the only people on the first tram and the first people in the park! Kaitlyn got to feed the very hungry baby goats. We will definitely be making many more visits to Grant's farm this summer!










This Sunday, we decided to venture into Illinois to Eckert's - a family run farm and country store. This weekend was their strawberry festival where they had all sorts of things to do for the kids inluding strawberry picking and pony rides. This kids had a blast and I got 3 1/2 lbs of strawberries for all sorts of yummy treats (already made strawberry mini-muffins!)















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