We were Jacob and Julia's last stop before heading home on their month long road trip. So this is what we did with them.
We went to the water park to try and keep cool. We had a big thunderstorm that morning, but when we got there that afternoon, after the storm, the place was pretty empty. It was great to relax around the pool and watch the kids have so much fun.

The next day we went down to the zoo.

Interactions with the animals:
What does $1 get you at the zoo?
An up close interaction with a giraffe. The giraffe this day was not wanting to eat, I'm glad that we were towards the front of the line. Both Megan and Bryson got a long time standing there holding their food since the giraffe didn't seem too interested.


Another favorite is always the petting zoo with the goats and donkey. Connor wasn't too sure about touching the animals, but finally did it.

The lorikeets were very active this day. We didn't pay for any nectar, but still got to have them land on us. It was the first time I had one land on me. The birds seemed to like our heads and pick at our hair. None of the kids wanted to hold the birds until we told them it was time to go then they all wanted to hold them.

We enjoyed having Jacob, Julia, Loraya, Isaac and Macey here for a few days. The kids played pretty well together. It was fun watching Connor and Macey play together. After the kids went to bed, us adults had fun playing Settlers. Thanks for stopping by and hanging out with us at the end of your road trip, we had fun and look forward to seeing you guys again.
2 comments:
Thanks again for having us. You guys always show us a great time.
(Just so you know, I had never watched an episode of Big Brother til your place and now I've watched every one since we've been home)
Jacob
WOW that picture of you all (except Josh) is crazy! You all have SO MANY kids now! We are all growing up. Looks like you had a lot of fun. I sure do miss your zoo. You have an awesome Zoo! We should go when we come out oh and pick apples. :) It's starting to become a tradition now.
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