Day 3 and 4

We went to Six Flags on Saturday, along with pretty much all of Texas. It was crazy crowded, and got pretty hot. Bugs Bunny was a nice distraction from having to wait in line to get into the park. 

Silvester was pretty good too. Aves was a fan of neither. 

First stop was the carousel. We rode this quite a few times. 1) b/c the line moved fast. 2) It is by far Avery's favorite ride.

Though you can't tell it in this picture. 

One of the next things we rode was the antique cars. They've had these forever and they are so fun. Of course Ross was our chauffeur. 

Next we rode the train. It went around the park and you could ride as much as you wanted without getting off. 

Back to the cars. This time Ross drove me and Daddy and Avery rode together. 

Blurry pic but so funny! He was hardcore serious about it for a while. He said, "wow this is a lot more tough than I thought."

We did manage a selfie while he was driving. 

Tested out his muscles and won a superhero cape. 

Avery picked out a super hero cape as her treat for the day. She wanted purple and we actually managed to find purple. 

Next day we packed up and had to head home. Such a fun little vacation and Uncle De was sweet enough to have us stay at his place. This was our good-bye picture we sent him. 

Spring Break to Dallas- Day 1 and 2

We started off our trip with breakfast at Cracker Barrel. Ross' choice and the kids like it so fine by me.

A good game took place while we waited for our food. 

Our first stop when we hit Dallas area was to see Aunt Bug. She lives close to a park so we walked there to let the kids get out some energy and then we went to eat dinner. 

The next day we got up and went to the Arlington Zoo. 

Our little Anna and Daddy.

Of course the first thing we did was ride the train. 

Next, because of course it was right as you got off the train, we rode the carousel. 

Finally we checked out the animals.

They loved feeding the ducks.

 The monkeys were out in full attendance. 

After the zoo we went to the Galleria for dinner and let the kids watch the ice skating for a little while. The restaurant had these cool things for the kids instead of the typical crayons and coloring sheet. They definitely kept their attention a lot better.