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Wednesday, April 09, 2008
The Daddy Daughter Day
We held off a day to wait for the weather to improve before taking a special birthday daddy-daughter day. Many more activities occurred, of course, but I had a camera along only for our exploits at French Regional Park and a stop for games & smoothies at Caribou on the way home.
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Fantastic. Looks like fun was had by one without any doubt.
Truly. Great times. One of her gifts was getting high-tech running gear (like daddy's). It was a little cool for the shorts & sport shirt, but she was wearing them under her fleece & windpants and we carried on with our plan to hit the park.
The hilight of the afternoon - not captured on camera - was when we treked up to a large, hilltop picnic area that was totally void of people (off-season). Under windswept, partly cloudy skies we had all manner of fun on a sand volleyball court: long-jumping, sandcastle building, rockhounding, digging.
I wish I was hanging out with her again today.
I bet - the hanging out today bit - no doubt
Looks like a wonderful day - excellent!
This is what life is all about brother! Hanging out with your children is a huge and wonderful gift.
Word verification still sucks.
Those are beautiful shots of a great day.
thanks, men
Tough to chronicle everything, of course, because the kid has to be more important than the camera.
Being the parent I want to be vs. chronicling the life of my child for posterity. It's the same dilemma as "Having the vacation I want to have vs. chronicling the vacation for posterity." It's a far bigger and more constant dilemma than I would have guessed, though of course the "chronicling" part has to lose out 90% of the time.
Happy Birthday Lucy!
Great shots.
Thanks, all. I passed along the birthday wishes. I told her Stephen and Pat and Pat and Cory and Aaron wished her happy birthday.
She said, "You made a mistake, Daddy! You said 'Pat' two times!"
I reminded her that there's two Pats.
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