
I took my two little ones and a passel of teenagers to the Renaissance Festival today. It was a gorgeous day, and I think everyone had fun. We did this several times when Robert and Mary were little, but I don't think we have gone since Ben was born. Above, the gang: Mary, niece Lydia, Lydia's boyfriend Mack, Ben, Clara.

Ben and Clara at the joust.

Some performers.

Chocolate covered cheesecake on a stick. One of the supreme foods.

The scene.
I left with the same feeling I used to have, that now it was time for the nanny to take the kids home so the grown-ups could drink ale and listen to bawdy songs. Not this time, though.
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