Thanks for the ton of cookies GG and PapaJohn (and the card, too)
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
School Buds and the "Meat Pile"
I went over on Tuesday afternoon to his "school" (Child Care Center) and brought some of the cookies my Mom sent (Thanks Mom!) an we all had a snack and sang Happy Birthday to Jack. A couple of his buddies lined up for a picture and as always, it ends in a "meat-pile". That's when they all grab eachother and fall down in a pile. Its like wrestling, but there isn't any pinning of your opponent, actually, there aren't any opponents. Its just a meat-pile.
The Cousins
Joe Jr. and Beckett were out back playing with Jack, so I got them together for a minute to get a quick picture, not easy with a 3, 4 and 5-year-old to stand still for more than ten seconds.
The first picture is when I said they had to stand still, the second is when I said they could start to act like Monkeys.
Serious-Boys

Monkey-Boys.
The first picture is when I said they had to stand still, the second is when I said they could start to act like Monkeys.
Serious-Boys

Monkey-Boys.
Golf Course Cake
Gerbil Balls
There was a new ride I have never seen before this year at the Fair. It was a pool with air-filled plastic balls that had kids inside them. Here is the video of how the kids get inside. Once they are sealed in, they are just like human gerbils in those little plastic balls that roll around.
They already have Habitrails for kids at some restaurants where they run around in tubes that connect to each other, so I guess I should have expected this would come to fruition.
They already have Habitrails for kids at some restaurants where they run around in tubes that connect to each other, so I guess I should have expected this would come to fruition.
Celebrate Fairfax
The Fair was in town last week for the weekend, so we had to go. Lots to do and since Kate's Mom and Papu were in town, they joined us for some of the fun.
We of course, fueled up on all the fair food, pizza, gyros, steak and cheese, chicken tenders, fries and ice cream. We topped it off with fried dough (elephant ears or funnel cake). Good eats at the fair, always.
We visited the Petting Zoo and saw Chewy the Camel again. He is nice to me, but I saw him spit on a girl that was beside him - he did not like her at all and she was sooo embarrassed.
Chewy

There were other animals like ducklings, chicks and chickens, turkeys (one of the turkeys laid an egg), billy goats, goats, lambs and pygmy bulls. They even had a few alpacas, one of which allowed Jack to put his arm around him and stand next him.
Ducklings

Did I mention the Baby PotBellied Pigs?

The Alpaca
There was a riding train that we took for a spin around the childrens area and Jack seemed to like that a lot.
Riding the Train

Next was a huge inflatable bounce area - he really liked that, so much that we went back again later and he jumped around for another 20 minutes.
I did notice that it had a misspelling on the front of it. "Train Sataion"

There was a train display set up inside across about 20 tables so we visited inside the Government Center and enjoyed the air conditioning for awhile, too. He didn't seem to mind that none of the trains were named Thomas or that they didn't look like those trains.
After that we waited for the fireworks, which were pretty good, but only lasted 20 minutes or so. All in all, a good time and getting out was easy, not much traffic at all.
We of course, fueled up on all the fair food, pizza, gyros, steak and cheese, chicken tenders, fries and ice cream. We topped it off with fried dough (elephant ears or funnel cake). Good eats at the fair, always.
We visited the Petting Zoo and saw Chewy the Camel again. He is nice to me, but I saw him spit on a girl that was beside him - he did not like her at all and she was sooo embarrassed.
Chewy

There were other animals like ducklings, chicks and chickens, turkeys (one of the turkeys laid an egg), billy goats, goats, lambs and pygmy bulls. They even had a few alpacas, one of which allowed Jack to put his arm around him and stand next him.
Ducklings

Did I mention the Baby PotBellied Pigs?

The Alpaca
There was a riding train that we took for a spin around the childrens area and Jack seemed to like that a lot.
Riding the Train

Next was a huge inflatable bounce area - he really liked that, so much that we went back again later and he jumped around for another 20 minutes.
I did notice that it had a misspelling on the front of it. "Train Sataion"

There was a train display set up inside across about 20 tables so we visited inside the Government Center and enjoyed the air conditioning for awhile, too. He didn't seem to mind that none of the trains were named Thomas or that they didn't look like those trains.
After that we waited for the fireworks, which were pretty good, but only lasted 20 minutes or so. All in all, a good time and getting out was easy, not much traffic at all.
City of Fairfax Firemen
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