We ran into Elsie there--her mom, Agnes, is a teacher at the school--as well as Titi Millie, and Dory and Amanda, the new women who work at Clio's day care. A regular family affair.
The play yard was filled with not one but FIVE of those huge blow-up bouncy structures. Clio and Elsie took on the smallest- your standard castle.




They also went, with their dads, into a bigger contraption that I unfortunately didn't photograph- it was like an obstacle course with ladders and slides and tunnels; Dave said it was about 150 degrees in the middle and they were barefoot. Clio kept screaming, but when they finished she said, Again!
Afterwards the girls cooled off in the pool at Elsie's house. Let me just mention that Elsie's backyard is a kid's wonderland that puts our little deck to shame: Cars

Bikes (not that Clio shows any interest in riding her own tricycle)

And a slide-

into the pool!

As for me and Eleri? We headed home for a long nap (for her) and some cleaning and cooking (me.) It was a good day.
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