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Nantucket, MA
Nantucket Island, Wordless Wednesday
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July 25, 2012

Wordless Wednesday: Carnival

A carnival came to Nantucket!

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Dipping our toes in the lake before bedtime. Mostly our vacation has been 💯, except for the 30 minutes during which Chris and I were trying to get a rock out of Addie's nose this evening and debating if this was emergency room territory. Oh, three year olds. I'd post a laugh emoji except that this was totally new kid shenanigans for us and we were legit worried for a bit there. It's funny how you think that you've managed to bypass certain milestones and then child number three will completely surprise you. Luckily, it came out. There was a little blood which sufficiently scared her, so hopefully no more things will be going up her nose... 🤞 and in the meantime we're back to enjoying our week off in the sun.

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So much baby chub 😍 Also I loooove babies in cloth diapers. It's just too cute. We got lucky and I had not yet gotten rid of our diapers (when I went through our baby stuff purge post Addie, when I thought she would be our last). So I didn't have to buy any diapers for Vivienne - she is currently wearing a set of cotton diapers I bought used for $40 when I was pregnant with Nora. When we lived in our trailer on Chris' dad's land I gave up cloth diapering Addie for a time because his washing machine only washes with cold water, and then we were on the road only going to laundromats every 2 weeks. It was such a bummer to switch to disposables and I couldn't believe how expensive it was! Addie ended up being the hardest to potty train and I swear it was because she wore disposable diapers. It's been so nice to be back to cloth with Vivi, and I've made my mind up to try and make cloth work if we're on the road again next year. Are there any #fulltimefamilies out there that have figured out cloth diapering on the road? If so, I would love to know how you do it.

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