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Happy Father's Day to all the daddies! (Especially Grandpa Dainty and Grandpa Rutecki!) We started off the day by going to the early Mass, then Leah helped me make her daddy some banana peanut-butter chip pancakes and cherrywood smoked bacon. Yum! We gave Ryan his gifts. He is holding up his nifty new golf towel below. (Who new a towel could be so high tech!) After breakfast Ryan started working on painting the basement since we're trying to get most of that done before we have new carpet installed. Leah decided to paint as well. She made some beautiful pictures and got very messy. So, of course we had to get out the sprinkler to rinse off. Next it's lunch and nap time!





Check out her face in the picture above. She was not crazy about the feel of paint on her hands!





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Anonymous said…
AAAHHHH! She is so precious and getting so big. Happy Father's Day, Ryan.
June 20, 2010 at 7:53 PM
Jessica and Greg said…
lol i love the open-mouthed banana picture. she's like seriously mom, you're going to take a picture NOW?
June 21, 2010 at 7:11 PM
Jenny said…
What a beauty!
June 22, 2010 at 5:49 PM
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