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| No, we were not dressed up for Halloween as private investigators or American Girl dolls |
The girls’ family weekend was exactly what I hoped it would be. Not only did we enjoy the autumn-esque traditions hinted at in my last
post, we also held “Christmas in October” since we won’t be making the usual
visit to Cincinnati to celebrate the holidays this year. With side trips to
Madison for one of their last outdoor Farmers’ Markets of the season, to
Delafield for some cheese curds, Spotted Cow and shopping, to downtown
Oconomowoc for their Halloween parade, and to the couch for a late night
viewing of World War Z, it’s hard to believe that we fit so much in to so few
days away.
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| These seemed to be incorporated into every bouquet at the Farmers' Market |
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| Vintage stamps turned eye-catching jewelry |
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| Blue skies for the win during a walk down State Street |
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| Bear: the world's smallest horse, and the highlight of the Halloween parade. Note the knees behind for scale. |
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| My favorite Friday night tradition: bloody marys with beer chasers at Burke's Lakeside |
It was a lot of fun. More than I could have hoped for!
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