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Hanging with G4

Okay, so I lied and I am totally back dating this post. So even though I am not posting it online until late September, I am back dating it to the time in which it occurred, which was the end of August.

Yesterday Zoe and I took a ride out to the Miller residence so that Zoe and G4 could hang out together. There were lots of new toys for her to play with and she was sure to make use of all of them. Just check out this Philadelphia Phillies/Batman/Grim Reaper/Gardener cosplay she has going on here.



She really took things to another level. Then, both G4 and Zoe wanted to ride on one of his bike/scooter contraptions. Poor George (aka G3) had to push them up and down the driveway, but it was certainly worth the effort.



Once we were done playing at the house,we decided that the kids might like to run around on the baseball field. It was a short walk over, especially since we put them in strollers, and they quickly took to the field. Along with a baseball diamond, there was also a soccer net, which seemed to catch the two of them fairly well.



As you can see, Zoe was also running around barefoot, which is typical, and accosting George from a tree, which also happens quite often. We finished the day with a meal in the nicest Wendy's I have ever been too. Along with that, we stole G4's magnetic Toy Story book, which we still need to return. Sorry about that!

Take a look in the G4 set on Flickr to see even more pictures of the day.

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