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Camping

This past weekend was the Cub Scouts Family Camp Out.
It was 20. Ok maybe not that cold, but cold is cold.

I decided to try the whole sleep in the tent thing with my family since the kids were sooooo excited about sleeping in a tent.

I placed Kadence into the car seat at 2 o'clock in the morning and drove home.

This is how I look at it:
Camping is like a pair of stiletto heels. If your going to wear them, make sure they are comfortable or buy inserts that make them so. Cause if they aren't you are going to kick them off.

Maybe that only makes sense to me...but it is perfect sense.

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