Sleepover weekend

Brandon had basketball practice on Friday, after school, then my mom came to get him for the weekend.

Peyton had practice on Saturday morning, and they were working her out at short stop. She loves playing short stop, so it was good for her. They were getting very technical with her, and fine-tuning things with her.

We came home, packed, practiced piano, showered up, then Dave went to work, while I headed out for the long haul. Over 2 hours of driving, a full one hour plus nap from her, and we had arrived at the Charles Schulz museum. It was over 90 degrees, and she had to go potty. We pulled into the gift shop area, but the potty was at the ice center. We found our party finally in the main museum area. We put our gear in the lobby, and then we waited for the rest of the girls to arrive. The girls were given an orientation, with rules, and then we had dinner – pizza and salad. It was so pleasant outside! Then, we went back in and got some activities underway. The highlight of the evening was a trip to the ice center. The girls got to skate for a little over an hour. Once we got back, the girls got to set out their belongings in the museum! They changed and got back in their groups to listen to bedtime stories. Bedtime was 1030 pm, so late! It was a rough night, though I snagged a couch. There were some snorers, some sleep talkers, but overall, I was able to sleep some.

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Here is the letter, along with the other pictures from the trip.

bathroom stall decor see the caption on the wall? Didn't see that when I took it. Taken from the outside circular windowsleeping arrangementsgetting ready with her group t shirt! the stamp she made kids watching the peanuts movie Mona Lucy sketches a real typewriter! took several takes of this. And had to convince her "no one is looking at you"