The fun started out on Saturday morning at the Webster Groves 4th of July parade. We had a big group! We joined Mama, Great Grandma, Aunt Amy, Uncle Darnel, Taylor, Delaney, Trey, Uncle Steve, Uncle Kara, and Claire at our usual parade spot.
Mama brought Dunkin Donuts and Dane had a chocolate long john!
Waiting for the parade to start
We have heard that this was their last public appearance...well without paying big bucks!
Some of us went to the Arch grounds for Fair St. Louis. Taylor made Dane a 4th of July hat at the Magic House booth.
If Papa is holding him he will NEVER leave him
to come to me, daddy, or mama!
He would stand at the window and yell.

Playing "Where's Dane" with the curtains
Cousins!
Dane was a trooper Saturday night. He stayed up until we left the hotel at 10:00. We were amazed by how fast we got out of the hotel, to the parking garage, and on the highway. Took us less than 15 minutes!
Sunday we were in Lake Forest for the 4th of July. I was not very good about taking pictures of some parts of our day. Dane went up to the firehouse with Daddy in the morning while I got our brownies ready for the neighborhood BBQ. At noon we all headed up to the community center in Lake Forest for lunch. We hung out with our friends Chloe, who is 2 yrs old, Colton, who is 1 and a half, Tyler, who is 3, and Aiden, who is 1. We had a VERY active lunch table. It was fun!
After lunch we headed down to the pool for a swim with friends. Dane played ball with Aiden a bit and loves to watch the kids swim. From the pool we went over to Troy and Vicki's house to decorate our wagons for the 4th of July Kids Parade. The big firetruck led the parade.
Dane was so excited about being in his first parade!
About half way through he woke up!
He was excited to walk with Grace for a bit!


Amanda and I decorated the wagon a bit, but Colton did not want any decorations so he tore them all off and just held his flags. You can see Amanda, in the green shirt, holding all of the crepe paper that Colton tore off!
Chloe and Tyler were excited to ride in the parade.

They kept their wagon decorated, stayed awake, and waved their flags!
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