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January 19, 2009
Bedtime outings

This week, make bedtime stories an adventure.

Kids are being invited to wear their pajamas for an evening story hour Wednesday at Saint Joseph's College, 278 Whites Bridge Road in Standish, from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

Elementary education majors will be reading to children grades K-3. Kids can also participate in various activities and munch on snacks. The event is free. Books and activities will reflect winter themes.

Kids are invited to bring a blanket or a favorite teddy bear. No registration necessary.

Future bedtime stories programs and themes include Feb. 11 (Valentine's Day), March 25 (springtime activities), and April 29 (celebrating Maine). For more information call 893-7723.

Posted at 11:18 AM

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Ray Routhier is a dad who is morally opposed to paying for fun. He's 44, and a New Hampshire native (meaning he's morally opposed to a lot of things) and has been writing for daily newspapers for 20 years. He lives in South Portland with his wife Jessica and two daughters, Sophie, 4, and Dinah, 1. The family also includes two cats, twelve Barbies and 47 Polly Pockets. As a family, they love going to Portland Sea Dogs games, walking down to Willard Beach, dancing to the "Powdermilk Biscuit" song on public radio's "A Prairie Home Companion," and finding new stuff to do.



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