Feliz Dia de la Familia!!
Last Friday was family day at Penny’s school. Â The kids had been working all week on a gift for the parents and a dance, for Friday afternoon’s performance. Â All we knew was the Penny’s dance would involve a hat and an umbrella. Â Not that I am biased, but Penny and Jona were the stars of the show! Â I definitely think we have a little performer on hand, which does not bode well for her teen years 🙂
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