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It's Almost the Weekend...

And I'm finally getting around to posting pics from our weekend in PA with the fam... Been super busy formatting history papers at work all week and am exhausted when I get home so I apologize for not posting these earlier!

Here are some highlights of the big Easton Weekend:

There were canals  and trains...

 

And there were mules...

 

And deep thoughts...

Some general goofiness...

And some strolling.

There was a dog obsessed with playing with the pool ball...

 

So obsessed she fell in... Twice. (and yes I'm posting a photo of me, in a swim suit, pregnant... look away now if you're easily frightened....)

But she kept going....

And going...

And going...

 

Until she had to stop and lounge on her beach towel.

And then there was chatter....

And funny faces...

And food...

And eating....

And more deep thoughts...

And before we knew it the weekend was over...   And there was a good-bye photo taken mainly to document my growing stomach... which is slightly more flattering than the bathing suit photo above... mainly because I'm fully dressed.....

Other highlights with no pictures to show for them: 

A rousing game of Trivial Pursuit, the 80's Version. 

Hot dogs from Shark's. 

The Easton Farmer's Market.

Dinner at a Portuguese Restaurant.

Sitting on the "bum benches" in Centre Square.

Ice cream from the Purple Cow.

And there are more photos for anyone interested on my flickr site.

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