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Lunch break with the Nephews

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Today the Disney radio station was having some type of hoopla downtown for kids.  My sister-in-law JanaRae came with her 4 little boys.  Since my work was only a few blocks away, I came down to visit them during my lunch break.  It is a sad, but expected day, when nieces and nephews figure out hanging out with their aunt isn't that cool.  However, B. Anu hasn't reached that age yet, so he was my little buddy.  There was a water fountain he wanted to go to, so I took him over there, risking getting wet in my work apparel.  B. Anu was a little cautious about running through the fountain like the other kids, but he was happy to stick his hands and feet in the water.

B. Anu playing in the fountain

Redhead picture!
I had such a blast hanging out with JanaRae and the kiddos.  Definitely the best lunch break I've had in a long time!
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  1. AnonymousAugust 10, 2011 at 2:08 PM

    thanks for coming down. It was fun to see you. Thanks for taking Andrew around. He loves attention (from people he knows)

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  2. grammawoodAugust 14, 2011 at 7:46 PM

    What a fun lunch date! I wish we could have lunch together sometime.

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