
I spent the morning in a comfy folding beach chair collecting pretty rocks and holding Andy's collection of pretty rocks. If I had brought a glass of wine with me, it would have been perfect.
Unfortunately, another family showed up and the mom was screaming profanities at her kids (I have no idea why- they looked like they were behaving just fine to me). We decided it was time to move on (well, I decided, and the boys did not protest). We changed into clothes and headed out into the sunrise to find lunch.
We stopped at the Happy Clam, which I had several recommendations for, but now I have no idea why. It was expensive, the food was mediocre at best, and the famed desserts were not available (in high season!) No need to go back there. But the boys were good, and they did get fed, so we were off and running again.

We collected more pretty rocks, the boys did a lot of swimming, and then we trudged back to the car (a good trick with my asthma).
We beelined to the camp store for ice cream and a couple of for-sale shark teeth (next time, they will know what we are looking for!), then headed for home. The boys spent the ride home pretending to be bitten by their teeth, or pretending the teeth were their own (look mom, my tooth fell out! My tooth is growing in! Look at my tooth! oops, it fell out! ...)
If all trips went this well, we'd have more of them. The cost of gas be damned.
5 comments:
That sounds like the perfect day. Sometimes the planets just line up, huh?
Awesome day! I hope you video taped some of the hilarity which ensued?
No, I didn't. :( When it is just me, I'm lucky if I get any pictures at all. I usually am busy keeping my eagle eyes on the boys. :P
I can so relate to the great days, we had one just last week at a water park. it's one of those days when my son doesn't beg for the computer, doesn't ask for snacks constantly, and best of all, seems to really have fun. Good for you, I wish you many more happy trips!
Sounds like a real vacation kind of day!
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