A quick stop at the American Girl Doll Store.
We go rock climbing for FHE. Hathaway "rocks" it.
Hathaway and Tessa go in together to buy a pet cactus.
Springfield and then Boston Science Museums.
A visit from the Stinsons!
Mom and Oakley go on a 10 mile hike and see lots of frogs and toads.
First day of school--we have 8th grade, 5th grade and 2nd grade.
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