We decided to treat Isaac to a "fun day" with mom and dad. We took Lucas to "school" and headed off to the Wahooz amusement park and the Roaring Springs water park. It was an amazing day!
The arcade is much nicer than Chuck E. Cheese. Isaac enjoyed checking out the games,and was especially intrigued (and terrified) of the pirate.The highlight of the day for Isaac was the bumper boats. He said that Papa Gary needs to get some for McCall.

We then headed over to the waterpark. I was concerned that it wouldn't be much fun since Isaac is too small for the rides (actually, I'm barely tall enough for some of them). But it was a blast! There is a playground in about 12" of water with teeter totters, slides etc. One of the slides was wide enough for the three of us to go down together. My favorite part was the "endless river." You just hop on tubes at any point in the river and float as long as you want. Isaac had his own tube. I wish I had pictures to share of the waterpark, but I checked the camera into a locker.
Chris is in McCall now and I'll head up with the boys on Thursday.
Tata for now.
Beth


Isaac surprisingly was very patient. Chris wasn't. He diligently kept score until he realized I was winning. Then he stopped. 

I love Isaac's visor -- GO VANDALS!!! Glad to hear you had fun, I will keep it in mind for an outing with the girls.
ReplyDeleteThanks Beth for the new blog entry! I heard from Mom today that you really enjoyed yourself. I'm just sorry to hear Isaac was able to go on the big rides, but you weren't able to make the height requirement (hahaha... Mom said that was a comment for your little...err...younger brother to make... oh shoot, I wrote that before reading your own comment on your height...that ruins it for me!! :P). Awww... I still remember taking Isaac to Pojo's when I left for Edinburgh a year ago and he cried whenever I tried to get him to go on a small kiddie ride. Now looks like he loves it! Well, except for the pirate. You got to give me some ops to take him out for fun like this again!
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