July 4th fun part 1
On July 5, 2013 by Lisa With 166 Comments
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On the 4th, after a nice birthday chat with Grams, we packed up and headed to Chattanooga, TN. Â Due to the inclement weather, we weren’t sure what we would be doing, but we were hoping for some fun. Â First stop, The Creative Discovery Museum. Â Best children’s museum!!!
Playing in the water room
Penny and Grandma having fun with the water
Grandma love
Penny sporting the homemade 4th of July hat Mommy made her
Mommy sporting the hat, Penny wanted to make her own
Awesome hat made by Penny
Penny and Uncle Sam
Penny and Papi
Face painting with Mommy
It's eating me!!!!!! (Teddy not so happy)
Dress up time
Searching for dinosaur bones
nom nom
Following in Mommy's footsteps
Walking up to the tower look out
buzz buzz
Penny bubble
Teddy and Papi
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