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Spring fever

Yesterday -- with it's nearly-80 degree temps and sun -- was nothing more than a treat. Grateful to have had the day off, we took full advantage of it.

I slept in and went for run outside while the girls' were in preschool, then we packed up a picnic lunch and headed for the Erie Zoo. After the zoo, we made the obligatory trip to Rita's Italian Ice (mmmm...tangerine!).

Decided to go for a hike out back when we got home. The girls grabbed their Disney Princess fishing poles to practice casting in the creek behind our house. That was a dumb idea on my part because I spent at least an hour untangling their lines and yanking their poles out of tree branches and out from under shale in the water.

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When they got bored with the poles, we moved on to our usual creekside activities -- fossil hunting and throwing-big-rocks-into-the-water.

We were going to go for a bike ride, but...alas..the girls were falling-down tired -- literally. So, the husband and I let them watch a movie while we sat on the porch and enjoyed the evening.

Yesterday was our 13th wedding anniversary. Sometimes it doesn't seem possible we could've been married that long -- sometimes it seems very real that we've been married that long.

I realized yesterday that we've been together for 18 years total -- we dated (and were engaged) for five years before we were married.

He has been there for half my life now.

It's been the better half.

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