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Girls' Night Out

After we dropped off Caiden at camp last Thursday, Cambry, my sister, and my niece all headed to Wichita for an evening out.  We had a really good time despite Cambry coming down with a bad cold.  She hung in there with us, sometimes crying because she missed Caiden (a totally unexpected reaction), sometimes laughing with joy, and most of the time, coughing!

I was realized how little I take her shopping with me.  Everything seemed like a brand new experience to her!  She wanted everything in the stores.  I might have broken down and bought her a pen that she wanted! We ate at Panera Bread for supper - a favorite of mine and my sister and niece!  Cambry thought it was so funny when they said our name over the loudspeaker and then continued to giggle every time she heard someone else's name called!  Oh, it's the little things!  I'll have to do that more often with her.
fun sunglasses at Old Navy!
Yummy strawberry ice cream with Oreo Cookies mixed in.  This
proved to be a messy experience!

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