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At Home in March (And Ice Skating in Maple Grove)

 

The kids asked for crepes for breakfast. 

 I have to get my crepes between batches. 
 
 
Our main cast iron skillet has gotten to the point that we can actually use it for crepes!
 
We found tenants for our downstairs rental and after 6 months of working and house projects we were ready to take a break and just play. Our unit needs work but it can wait. 
 
I think we were playing hide and seek before Brooke and Meadow decided to go an adventure.
 
With ice skating still on our minds and only one rink still open we had to get one last skate in. 

Just Meadow and I went up to the ice skating loop in Maple Grove. Because of the late season and warm weather there was hardly anyone here. 

Always trying new tricks. I told her I would sign her up for classes.


When the zamboni came out we took a playground break. 

Only kid at the playground too.

Once the ice was ready she was back to doing her tricks
 
This kid always wants to do her tricks.
 

Theo and I built some epic Lincoln Log cabins while they ice skated.

Gotta say our Grand Hotel turned out pretty, pretty good.

 When they got back we were on to building block cities.

I love that Meadow is finally old enough to play more adult games with me. She loved Scrabble. 

The next morning we ate big pancakes. What a weekend of breakfasts!

Meadow got a sewing book at the library and wanted help making a pillow. 

It was finally warm out which means lots of melting snow. The kids put on their rain suits and had some fun. 
 
Splash!

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