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Happy Leap Day,
So this week started out with a doozy of a day. I literally galivanted around the Twin Cities from St. Paul to Edina to St. Louis Park to Edina again to New Brighton to St. Paul again. And this was all before noon.
And then, I had to take the dogs for a walk and eat some lunch. And it wasn't long after that I needed to get kids from school. It was an incredibly busy first day of the week.
All I can say is that I'm really glad that Monday was sunny. And warm.
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This Twin Cities Family Weekend Guide covers March 2-3, 2024. To find our most recent guide, click here. For more inspiration on
spending family time together this weekend, check our Family Fun Calendar.
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