So while the girls did their things, Danny and I enjoyed two different sushi lunches:

A hike, and lots of ducking viewings:

A movie viewing, joined by Quincy to Danny's delight:

Another lunch at a nearby wings joint (we felt the need to explore our new eating environs):

Some quiet reading time:

And finally, we went to cheer on Clare's team in the basketball camp championship:

Danny was a delightful companion, playing Legos and such while I tended to household things; a great conversationalist; and most appreciative of our time together. Camp Mommy was a mutual success!
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