We eked out every possible moment of fun out of that place and thoroughly covered the whole park. We saw the sea lion show, Shamu (this picture was taken in Shamu Stadium)and even caught the dolphin/acrobatic show twice. We met the sesame street characters, cooled off at the splash pad, rode rides (all 4 of us got to ride the log flume together) played on the playground, fed dolphins, and together consumed six frozen lemonades (it was quite warm). By the time our shuttle came at 6:00, we were all about ready to pass out on the bench but man did we have fun!!
We parked our motor home in an undeveloped cul-de-sac(sp?) right there by the course. Amazingly they managed to fit 7 of us big buses in the circle and although they were slightly tight quarters we had such a blast. For family night on Monday we promised Jack we'd play baseball so we went outside in the circle and within 20 minutes there were 8 other kids and parents in the outfield. Another thing I love about traveling in the bus is the feeling of having neighbors. Almost every night we were hanging out outside riding bikes, playing ball and just chatting. Fun people out here.
Tuesday night the tournament put on a fun fajita party on the driving range and they let the kids hit balls (which of course my kids hated:)) We were the last ones there and only convinced Jack that it was time to leave when he could barely see his ball.
Patton pretty much owned the kiddy pool boldly manipulating the water fountains while Jack would have been content swimming with his floaties down the lazy river all day. One of Jack's little friends had some goggles and when Jack figured out that he could see under water with them he became fixed on getting some goggles of his own. So we grabbed some kids goggles for him at the store and he was so pumped to try them out. So this picture was taken before Jack got in the pool and discovered that for whatever reason those goggles were not going to stay on his little head. So sad!! He was a champ about it but I think it kind of killed his zeal for swimming for a bit. I'm not sure if it was that or his discovering the sweet lounge chairs by the pool, or him just being completely warn out but the vast majority of the rest of our pool time, Jack spent wrapped up in a towel "taking a little rest" on the lounge chairs watching Patton fill and refill his little bucket of water in the fountains.
While golf didn't quite go our way this week, we found that a BBQ chicken pizza and a chocolate chip Pizookie from BJ's Grille did wonders to boost our spirits. And even when golf is a little rough in the end it's just a tough day at work and Danny is amazing at keeping his perspective and his priorities in place. And really when you get to come home to a smokin' hot wife and two of the cutest kids on the planet life just isn't that bad:)
3 comments:
I love that they got to race duckies!! Grady would've been all over that for sure:) Glad you had a fun time and yes, you are SO SMOKIN' HOT!!! luv ya...
I commented on last week's entry, but apparently I hit preview, not publish. It has been re-entered.
This week's family pictures are the best! I must admit the remains of Patty's goose egg make my heart hurt, but the pictures by the splash pad and pool lounge chairs make up for it. Jack's goggles are the best! I love you!
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You ARE a smoking hot wife!
Really cute update. I love your writing. Goggles didn't work eh? That sounds like a good idea though, I should probably get some for (s)Toney.
K I miss you guys. Looks like you are having a blast. Patten is getting so humongous! What cuties they are.
:)
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