The hotel had an indoor pool that was a huge hit with the kids. Not very big, but we were the only ones using it, so it was a lot of fun. It's the first time this summer I've seen Tyler let go of the side of the pool. He was very proud of himself.
After a couple of hours of swimming, and pizza in the lobby, we were all exhausted (well....at least the grownups were!), and headed for bed.
The girls. Me with Lily, and my cousin Nancy with her daughter Caitlin.
The next morning we headed for the local Children's Museum. There was a lot to see, and the kids kept very busy.
Tyler the jockey
The kids (yes I include Ruben in that description!), were posing against a white wall in a small booth. A bright flash temporarily left their shadows on the wall. They had fun doing a lot of goofy poses.
Alex petting a giant cockroach. They even convinced me to touch it!........yuck!
Nancy re-enacting a scene from the past.
Logan and Michael
I don't know how Alex fit himself in this thing!
A moon walk.
The hula hoop contest. Nancy was pretty impressive for an old.....I mean experienced Mom! :)
Lily loved the hula hoop, and talked about it for days.
Crazy mirrors.
I loved this one as it's the only time I'll ever feel like a super model!
Logan and Caitlin in the giant bubble.
Tyler trying his hand at the bubble.
The cousins
After the museum, we had lunch at Sonics. The kids had never eaten there before and loved the slushies and eating outside. They were playing around, when we had our first, and thankfully, only accident of the weekend. A bag of ice later though, and Logan was back in the action
Saturday evening, we ate at a Mexican restaurant that was walking distance from the hotel. They had a nice outside eating area that the kids enjoyed. It was a lovely evening. Our niece, Kristin, who had just finished grad school in the area, was able to join us. We were able to sit around, talking and relaxing while the kids kept busy with the local creatures.
Saturday evening, we ate at a Mexican restaurant that was walking distance from the hotel. They had a nice outside eating area that the kids enjoyed. It was a lovely evening. Our niece, Kristin, who had just finished grad school in the area, was able to join us. We were able to sit around, talking and relaxing while the kids kept busy with the local creatures.