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Filed under: Holidays, Activities: Family Time
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A lot of time.
So what are you planning to do with your kids during their holiday break?
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12-14-2010 @ 12:08PM
Bonnie said...I`m looking for things to do that are fun and free, such as the libraries have events for children, a picnic and a nature walk, enjoying teaching my grands some life skills, in the form of baking for gifts for family and friends. there is ice skating locally, and a good movie, matinee.a scavenger hunt is always fun. and lot`s of hugs, hot chocolate caroeling, attending different churches to experience other celebrations, just being grateful for what we have and teach them to give back toy their community.
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