the evening before on our way to dinner, our family had paused and watched a few shoe cobblers making leather shoes in an old beautiful shoe shop, so i think it was fun for the kids to be in that situation where it was their turn to be the "apprentices" making delicious things inside the window. samson made a comment about how he hoped they could hear our instructor so they knew the recipe when they walked away. a few photos josh and i took whenever the other one hats knitting patterns was holding the babies (in our rush to leave that morning we had forgotten to grab the baby carriers so we juggled babies on hips during this class and while i'd normally say that is a recipe for not the best time, i can't tell you how much fun we all had regardless, with the babies being so good, and josh and i just switching off holding both while the other tried their hand at pasta making or taking hats for summer some photos of the process, too. it's definitely a highlight for me from our trip so far.
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