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L.E.N.S. photo challenge: PE edition

What does PE look like at our house? 
Well, on a nice day, it's riding bikes, playing basketball or football and doing other "boy things" outside. 
On rainy days, depending on the season, it's either puddle jumping in the rivers running through our backyard or playing Wii.  We went swimming at the Y ealier this week, too, since it was cold and rainy out. 
Our latest PE activity, though, is our new backyard zipline...I love Alex's expression as he started out on his turn down the line.
 Daddy and Grandpa built their zipline and it couldn't be better...except for it to be rated for Mama, too. :)  Maybe an upgrade can be in our future. :) 


   Join in on the PE fun at the L.E.N.S. photo challenge @ Home Is Where You Start From.

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  1. Love the pictures! Our PE looks very similar. I imagine that zipline is a lot fun!!

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  2. Oh, that is cool! My kids would love one of those!

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  3. Oh that is way too awesome and seriously your backyard is stunning!!!! What a fun way to do PE!! LOL My kids would be over everyday. Your boys definitely look like they enjoy it too. So fun!!!!!

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  4. Excellent!! My little guy wants a zipline so bad. I think I may show this post to daddy! :-)

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  5. I want one of those! Sounds like you keep busy...

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  6. Thanks, everyone! We love being outdoors and the zipline makes it even more fun! Bring on the warm weather so we can enjoy it everyday! :)

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  7. That looks like a lot of fun! I can't wait until it's warmer and we can be outside a lot more for PE!

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  8. a zipline, how awesome! Fun P.E., can't get any better than that!

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  9. These are great pics! My kids would love one of those..what fun! I would even like to get in on that fun! :O)

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