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And of course, seroquel lost control, thanks to nana and papa who had mercy on us and watched our little rascals. They had a great time at your house, as always, and didn't want to go home. They even smelled better than they did when we dropped them off. You guys are the best, we love you.
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September 9th, 2008 at 10:11 pm
[...] Saturday was a fun day. We did a bunch of yard work in the morning, then took the kids to Anacortes for donuts. Then we went to Cap Sante, a beautiful look-out on Fidalgo Bay, and the kids did not want to leave. The boys especially were having the time of their lives traipsing all over the rocks! Then we told them, okay boys it’s time to go. “We don’t want to go, we like it here!” Then I told them, “we are going to nana and papa’s.” “Oh, we like nana and papa’s!” And they did, like always, they had a wonderful time and nana and papa took great care of them. They didn’t want to go home, thanks for letting us go on a date, we had so much fun! You can read more about our date on my homemaking blog. [...]
September 10th, 2008 at 12:48 am
Hey Sis,
I looked up Il Granaio in italian. It means granary, but it also means breadbasket. Do you know, by chance, what translation they intended for the name of that restaurant? Just out of curiosity. . .
Sounds like a really neat place! What a fun day! Love the pictures of your day, Sis!
September 10th, 2008 at 8:54 am
Yeah, the building is an old granary, one of the historic buildings in Mt. Vernon. They’ve fixed it up really well but it still has tons of original quality, like I’m sure the original floor.
November 12th, 2008 at 10:35 am
You are so sweet, My husband and I own Il Granaio! I did a search on google with our restaurant name, and your blog popped up :) You are very sweet, and thank you for coming in!
Jenny and Alberto