I'm going to be posting twice today. Both are events sponsored by the Kimball Mom's Group and both were a blast. Thank you Sarah for arranging these trips!
My sister Mandy happened to be here when we went on this particular trip so I have lots of pictures with Briella Bean and Abi hamming it up.
This place is perfect for littles to walk around, wade in a pool, sit and eat snacks on a perfect "little" sized table, and enjoy all the little things to do. Oh, and don't forget to take time to smell the roses.
Be sure to check out their website: http://www.botanic.org/discover/childrens-village/ They're definitely worth visiting.
My sister Mandy happened to be here when we went on this particular trip so I have lots of pictures with Briella Bean and Abi hamming it up.
This place is perfect for littles to walk around, wade in a pool, sit and eat snacks on a perfect "little" sized table, and enjoy all the little things to do. Oh, and don't forget to take time to smell the roses.
Look who greeted us! |
Bean's flower glasses were quite festive. |
Bean is always making friends and Kim is a good friend to have around. |
The "big" kids are always so interesting. |
Bean was hanging out in the free library just so she could be with this little girl as she read to her. Cuteness. |
Smelling the flowers. |
Abi getting a little taste of home and playing in the sand. |
I love this picture. It captures the beauty of this place. |
I thought these flowers were so weird and beautiful! |
We desperately tried to get a good picture with Bean and Abi on this butterfly chair, but it just wasn't happening. |
Bean was wet from the wading pond and she left her little butt print on all of these chairs. She had to try them all. |
The best we could do... LOL... |
Snack time! |
Addi joined us for snacks. |
Riley is Brielle's FAVORITE person right now. If it were up to Bean, this is how it'd be all.the.time. |
Watching an artist. |
We began and ended our trip with watching this cute lil family. |
She kept saying, "Duck, nice." |
Be sure to check out their website: http://www.botanic.org/discover/childrens-village/ They're definitely worth visiting.
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