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Fresno’s Historic Forestiere Underground Garden

We truly felt like hometown tourists this past weekend on our visit to Forestiere Underground Garden. This absolutely one-of-a-kind place…

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Fresno’s Beloved Chaffee Zoo

As I have been looking over my previous posts the last few weeks I couldn’t believe that I had yet…

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24 hour getaway to Bakersfield

Months ago one of my dear and most posh friends told me of an overnight getaway her husband took her…

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Happy Hump Day! Anyone else in the back to school schedule juggling madness? Why can’t all schools start at the same time? 🤷‍♀️ This week has been CRAZY for us and we are so grateful to everyone helping us take care of these two! Talking to you @ginadubell @margokelly26 ❤️ 📸: Yep, another Oregon pic. We loved our short visit to Cannon Beach... we would definitely stay longer if we could do it over! Mom confession: While visiting the Portland Children’s Museum, Bridget accidentally left one of her MANY stuffed animals, Queenie. Rob offered to drive back the next morning for it. We had a really long drive ahead of us that day and we had struggled with navigating Portland the day before so I made the decision to press on without Queenie. It would be a good lesson about not placing too much value on possessions, making good choices on where we bring our things, etc. Plus we were going to write a letter to the museum to check on Queenie and see if she wanted to come home or continue her Portland adventure. I also thought they’d quickly move on because they have so many other toys. Well it’s been over a week and Queenie still comes up in conversation daily. 🤦‍♀️ Now, I actually think my envisioned lessons are being learned and the kids aren’t really sad, but my heart hurts a little more each time they mention her. I think we have to write that letter ASAP and I am going to be maintaining a kitty correspondence with my kids for the foreseeable future. 🐱📝

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