Sorry to cut out Eli's face, but this was the only picture of all the boys that showed how Scotie fell asleep while enjoying one of their forts. Building forts has become a Sunday tradition. German even convinced us to let he and Eli sleep in this fort, which was fun initially, until 3am, and 4am, and 6am.
The Niederhauser's are always good for a fun adventure, and Chuck Wagon World, or whatever it was called was no different! They must have advertised their free weekend to more people than us, because the place was packed! The hour long line for the 4 minute train ride was definitely long, but Scotie sure liked the "choo-choo". We did decide to pass the two hour line for the burro rides, which was the coolest event there. But hey, the kids all got hats and bandannas out of it!
We also took advantage of the Children's Museum's Free Friday night. I'm learning that free events are not always worth it - I'd rather have tons of money and pay, than get all excited when I here some event is free. That way we wouldn't have to deal with every other person in the world who also likes a good deal.
We made this homemade play-dough (thanks for the idea Melia) one afternoon and it was the hit for an entire week. They still pull it out once in a while and entertain themselves so well. I'm not sure what magical power it has that regular play-doh doesn't have, but I'll take it!
Sorry to cut out Eli's face, but this was the only picture of all the boys that showed how Scotie fell asleep while enjoying one of their forts. Building forts has become a Sunday tradition. German even convinced us to let he and Eli sleep in this fort, which was fun initially, until 3am, and 4am, and 6am.
The Niederhauser's are always good for a fun adventure, and Chuck Wagon World, or whatever it was called was no different! They must have advertised their free weekend to more people than us, because the place was packed! The hour long line for the 4 minute train ride was definitely long, but Scotie sure liked the "choo-choo". We did decide to pass the two hour line for the burro rides, which was the coolest event there. But hey, the kids all got hats and bandannas out of it!
We also took advantage of the Children's Museum's Free Friday night. I'm learning that free events are not always worth it - I'd rather have tons of money and pay, than get all excited when I here some event is free. That way we wouldn't have to deal with every other person in the world who also likes a good deal.
We made this homemade play-dough (thanks for the idea Melia) one afternoon and it was the hit for an entire week. They still pull it out once in a while and entertain themselves so well. I'm not sure what magical power it has that regular play-doh doesn't have, but I'll take it!
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