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Day 3

Today was my last day as a fifteen year old! We walked a lot today on Bedford Avenue in Williamsburg. There was a market thing called Smorgasburg that's on every Saturday. My dad got some cool new shades! They are handcrafted wood and are super hip! He splurged and kept justifying his fancy purchase but they were pretty reasonable and look really good! I'm so glad he got them:) He also got me a pretty necklace for my birthday. I can't believe this is my last day being fifteen! After walking around and getting a delicious beet-slider at Smorgasbord, we went to the Museum of Natural History (after getting lost on the Subway a few times). In loved the Museum and knowing a little about the exhibits and such from my AP class:) Finally, we got two Levain cookies to share and then retired for the night.
Or so we thought!! Dad and I went out again because it's my last night as a fifteen year old!! We walked around and admired the moon which is the biggest it will be all year! We also shared a Best Pizza slice of pizza which was heavenly and then got big gelatos at the place down the street.
I am fifteen! I love it!!



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  1. CirceJune 22, 2013 at 9:01 PM

    I love all the great pics. What a fun trip! Dad will have to take me next time and show me around Williamsburg. :) Keep posting, or at least write in your journal. Make Ruby do it too! You'll be so glad later!!

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