We really enjoyed a Fourth of July party hosted by
our neighbors up the street. Lots of kids were very excited by sparklers and
pop-its and especially the rockets that launch, explode, and send a plastic army
man parachuting down.
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Jenny handing lit fireworks to neighborhood toddlers.* |
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Oliver and Zaeda wanted to bring their bikes so they could ride around with the other kids. |
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Before |
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After |
Meanwhile, we have some new next-door neighbors, including two boys exactly Oliver and Zaeda's ages. The boys do a lot of yelling and toy sharing over the fence. They often come over to play, as they did on this early July day when we set up a sprinkler.
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Hold this sprinkler. I swear I won't turn it on. |
*Editor's note: Jenny has just clarified that in the first photo she was taking away a firework that I had handed that child.
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