Sometimes we live somewhere for so long and we fall into such familiar habits and routines that we overlook the 'hotspots' and activities available to us. Today I had the chance to experience home in a different light without setting foot outside the city. (Translation: our other plans fell through and my friend and I resorted to what google suggested.)
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Highlight:
I am always impressed by children's excitement and their ability to find fun and games in nearly everything. I guess it's the fact that they're experiencing so many things for the first time ever. It's one of the reasons I love working with them so much. Kids on the ferry yelling and waving at every single sailboat that we passed by, a toddler who was more fascinated by his own feet rather than the lake scenery before him, kids carefully scooping up algae from the water as if it were treasure...
Highlight:
I am always impressed by children's excitement and their ability to find fun and games in nearly everything. I guess it's the fact that they're experiencing so many things for the first time ever. It's one of the reasons I love working with them so much. Kids on the ferry yelling and waving at every single sailboat that we passed by, a toddler who was more fascinated by his own feet rather than the lake scenery before him, kids carefully scooping up algae from the water as if it were treasure...
I am always impressed by children's excitement and their ability to find fun and games in nearly everything. I guess it's the fact that they're experiencing so many things for the first time ever. It's one of the reasons I love working with them so much. Kids on the ferry yelling and waving at every single sailboat that we passed by, a toddler who was more fascinated by his own feet rather than the lake scenery before him, kids carefully scooping up algae from the water as if it were treasure...
Highlight:
I am always impressed by children's excitement and their ability to find fun and games in nearly everything. I guess it's the fact that they're experiencing so many things for the first time ever. It's one of the reasons I love working with them so much. Kids on the ferry yelling and waving at every single sailboat that we passed by, a toddler who was more fascinated by his own feet rather than the lake scenery before him, kids carefully scooping up algae from the water as if it were treasure...
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And of-course, what's a day off without indulging in a platter of tasty, deadly, overpriced food.
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