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Fourth of July and Pokemon Go

We covered a lot of ground on the fourth! We started out in Rexburg, watching the parade with some of my family. We got there just as the Anderson's crossed the finish line for the Main Street mile. Kristi said she was surprised how fast Eli took off. When she caught up to him, he was crying, because he thought his family had left him behind--when in fact they were behind him.








We left the parade a little early and met some friends of Kory's at the golf course for a quick 9 holes.


After golf, we headed to Driggs for a great dinner with the Kunz's. Then we visited and rode some 4-wheelers. We headed back home, watched a movie, and watched some of the Melaleuca fireworks out our bedroom window--yes we are old and lazy. The kids spent the day with their mom, so they arrived after the fireworks and we all caught up.

One new thing that happened this week. Our children got a little extra exercise as they wandered the neighborhood looking for Pokemon. Yes, they have downloaded the Pokemon Go app and are wandering the streets trying to catch Pokemon. Apparently a girl in Jackson tried it and found a dead body.  No dead bodies in our area yet.



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  1. apkqueenAugust 8, 2016 at 4:12 AM

    Really Pokemon Go craze spreads to every country over the world. Many people are giving good reviews to every version in online and androids.
    Pokemon Go Android

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