When we got there and discovered that the cheapest ride was $3 per person, we ditched the ride idea and started walking around wondering what we were going to do with a couple of whinny kids who were begging for rides we couldn't afford.
Hip hip hurray! We found little fish food machines (they look like gumball machines, but you don't want to blow bubbles with these little brown bits of yumminess--ew). 50 Cents later and we had happy kids and had seen literally thousands of catfish fight over a two handfuls of fish pellets. They completely forgot about the rides.
Then enter the piece de resistance-->
Hey! What's happening here?
Whoa! Cool!
Mom, can we live here?
Dude. I'm in heaven.
I'm wet and lovin' it!
It was awesome. We had happy kids for almost the rest of the day, the whinning was gone, even when it was time to leave--it was great. Thank you Kemah for providing cheap catfish food and an awesome water sprinkler thingy.
And here's just another fun picture. This is what Emma does with Jeremy's undies.
Mom, can we live here?
Dude. I'm in heaven.
I'm wet and lovin' it!
It was awesome. We had happy kids for almost the rest of the day, the whinning was gone, even when it was time to leave--it was great. Thank you Kemah for providing cheap catfish food and an awesome water sprinkler thingy.
And here's just another fun picture. This is what Emma does with Jeremy's undies.
2 comments:
I used to work at a summer camp here in Florida and one of our field trips was to a street fountain like that. The city required a permit to take a large group, but we brought our own ice cream cups and the kids were thrilled! = )
I love the hat. That is awesome. Nate is bald. Weird seeing his hair so short. Glad you guys had fun.
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