All Set up.
The shelving unit ended up
the perfect size for grocery bags.
This pic doesn't show it, but I found out later
that if I turned the bags 1/4 degree,
they fit *perfectly* on the shelves.
I didn't plan it that way, but it's a bonus!
She spent the entire afternoon in her car, smoking cigs,
watching a "foul language" gangster-type movie (loudly)
on a small protable DVD player, and ignoring her very loud children.
This is what I shall call my "Seinfeld Moment"
While I was watching her in the pup, marveling over the situation
and taking my pic (through the window screen) her husband was watching me.
(I didn't see him, but overheard him telling her that later)
Was I embarassed?
Yes.
Did I care?
No.
We like to do "outdoor" activities
when we go camping. (go figure)
Here we see our
boychild
learning to ride his first bike
learning to ride his first bike
Learning is the key
word here.
On day 2 we went out
to the beach to eat lunch
and play in the sand.
Lunch was good, but the sand was very rocky.
That's OK though.
The bunkers were cool!
They had a chainlink
fence around this one. :-(
The Views were
Beautiful
But the beach (hot
seaweed) was kinda stinky
Sprogboy at age 3.25
was a challenge
but had fun nonetheless.
The Goggles were a new toy
that we called Sportacus (or Hero) Goggles.
I always get something new (but cheap)
for him to play with on camping trips.
These were on clearance for $1 at Walmart.
was a challenge
but had fun nonetheless.
The Goggles were a new toy
that we called Sportacus (or Hero) Goggles.
I always get something new (but cheap)
for him to play with on camping trips.
These were on clearance for $1 at Walmart.
