Noah and his friend Ian playing Revolutionary War 1775.
Guarding the fort.
Who goes there?
HOLD IT, RIGHT THERE!!!
Time for lunch!
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5 comments:
Oh Anet, I love this! :) :) :)
It's all so cute but I especially love the mason jars and sandwiches tied up with a string. Things look a little dicey in the next to the last photo... hope everyone made it through without injury!
I love how you wrapped up their lunches...that is awesome! What a fun day in the backyard...looks like a beautiful day!
Thanks, Tammy.
I told you I'm stuck in "boy world" here! LOL!!
I just can't for the life of me, get him to embroidery anything!
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No worries Tara... no fatalities, just a prisoner.
We had to let him go, when his mom called him home, RATS! :)
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Hey Tiff,
Yeah, that's the closest to a Revolutionary lunch I could come up with.
Bologna cheese sandwiches with ice water:)
It's all in the presentation!
Noah is going to be a Civil War scholar, probably already is.
When I saw your waxed paper-wrapped sandwiches, I felt wonderfully reminiscent of childhood. So pretty, with the string.
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