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Also on today's calendar: What Orlando Families Must Know to Help Their Child Get Into Top Colleges and 4 more events.
Today's riddle: Why did the elephant wear pink socks? 🤔 (Answer below!)
• Best Florida Springs to Visit with Kids: A Central Florida Family Guide to Staying Cool (mycentralfloridafamily.com) — Families in Altoona can cool off close to home at Alexander Springs in Ocala National Forest, where clear water, turtles, and easy paddling make for a kid-friendly day trip. This Central Florida guide also maps out dozens of other springs within driving distance, from Rainbow Springs to Weeki Wachee and Ichetucknee, with tips on swimming, tubing, kayaking, and wildlife watching. It’s a handy starting point for planning affordable summer escapes.
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P.S. The answer to today's riddle: Because his blue socks were in the wash. (Thank you Mary C. for sending it in!)
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