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This weekend was a great weekend. On Friday night, we (and the gallery) surivived our visit to the munchkin’s first art gallery. In the car on the way home she kept asking, “Why couldn’t I run in there?” Really?
Then, we drove through a freak monsoon and had dinner at Jeni’s. (You can have ice cream [...]

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A few weeks ago, the munchkin and I went to the Franklin Park Conservatory on a cold Sunday morning. It’s been difficult keeping her entertained inside this winter, and we hadn’t been there since the summer.
The Conservatory has a great exhibit right now called Bending Nature that she loved. Part of the exhibit is an interactive area for [...]

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I took the munchkin to her first pumpkin patch this weekend. We went to Leeds Farm in Delaware County.
Leeds Farm was not what I think of when I think pumpkin patch. I pictured us walking into a field of bright orange pumpkins and letting her walk around until she found one. Leeds Farms was a [...]

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Looking for something to do with the kids this weekend? What’s a better fall activity that going to a pumpkin patch?
Here is a website I found that lists pumpkin patches: Pumpkin Patches and More. You can search by state, then by area. 
[Photo Credit: Pumpkin Patch]

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COSI has a new exhibit – Sesame Street Presents: The Body. The munchkin and I visited the exhibit last week.
Like all of COSI, the exhibit is incredibly interactive. The exhibit is all about the body, and how to take good care of your body.
My daughter is 21-months-old, and she was probably too young for the [...]

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This weekend, we had beautiful fall weather which was perfect for a hike. Hiking in the fall is great, because it isn’t too hot or too cold and the bugs aren’t biting.
We went to Old Man’s Cave in the Hocking Hills State Park. I was a little worried about hiking with a 21-month-old, but she [...]

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On Saturday, October 4, the North Market will be hosting its Harvest Festival.
The Harvest Festival is free and has activities such as pumpkin pie, apple pie, and pumpkin bread contests; free cookies and apples for kids; face painting; crafts; and music. 
If you haven’t bought any local apples, pumpkins, squash or cider this fall, the Farmers’ Market [...]

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Growing up in Northeast Ohio, fall meant Mapleside Farms and their apple cider. I remember going there with my mom, dad, and sister when I was younger, and now I’m taking my little girl there. I’m excited to pass this tradition onto my daughter.
Mapleside is an apple orchard in Brunswick. In the fall, they sell about [...]

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Today, my daughter and I went to the Upper Arlington Labor Day Arts Festival, which is a great event for kids. The festival had tons of art activities for kids.
While we were there, the munchkin colored on the sidewalk with chalk, which she loves to do. The nice people who supplied the chalk told us about [...]

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I was talking to a few friends the other day, and one of my friends didn’t know that the library had CDs, another didn’t know the library had DVDs. The library has more than just books!
The Columbus Public Library has CDs, DVDs, audio books, and computers to use. I can’t remember the last time I [...]

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