Once it was time for us to part ways with our new friends, we had to fulfill a promise to a very cute little boy who wanted to play in the fountain. It was such a gorgeous afternoon, we couldn't say no, and I came prepared with extra clothes for these 'just in case' moments. Norah liked to watch the water, but when it can to be near it and the possibility of getting wet she didn't want anything to do with it. Jason kept a watchful eye over Mason while capturing some good pictures of us stomping in the water.
Once we were wet, we strolled around the park drying off. We enjoyed the rest beautiful afternoon with our little family. Jason told me that he didn't think we were considered little anymore, now that we have three kids, but I disagree. It feels like we are still a little family so I'm stick with it.
Once Grant was spun until he couldn't walk straight and his picture was taken next to the 'Grant Park Music Fastival' Sign, and Norah had posed for a dozen pictures where she continues to 'pick nose' and Mason had taken a nap and ate again, we finally had to leave Millennium Park behind and head back to Wisconsin.
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I left out my picture of Norah picking her nose, not sure what you'd think if I'd included it in my collage. But after seeing this (lol) I think I should have put it in. So funny that girl is!
Cayman got her chance to stomp around at Crown Fountain the next day, which is my next blog post to be written. I'm thinking of an early bed time tonight in order to get it finished. Weekends are not good around here for blogging. Although, I guess weekdays are barely much better, but a girl has to hold her priorities, and blogging is at the top, of course. ;)
Great pictures! I think Tyler and Norah have the nose picking in common, LOL!
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