Even though money IS tight, we promised the kids a trip to Lagoon. Now they've never been, unless you count Kate going as a fetus when I was four months pregnant with her. So they really had no idea what was in store and well, they're all old enough to enjoy the experience. Plus my mom found these KILLER COUPONS that brought the entrance fee down to $29.00 a person. Best price ever. My mom pitched in and helped with the entry price and we provided food of course.
To say the kids had a blast is the hugest of understatements, lol.
We Sun screened thoroughly and other then a few misunderstandings, with my cell phone being left home and Kent telling us he'd meet us at one ride while saying another (we went with what he said) I'd call the day absolutely perfect.
A few highlights, the twins loved the carousel. David thought that not being able to ride the swings and the adult bumper cars was just plain MEAN and riding the little bumper cars was frustrating because he didn't know how to move if he bumped into the wall. At 47 and 1/2 inches tall Ean was the perfect height to ride every kiddie ride and almost every adult ride.
Ean road "The Screamer" with my mom and proceeded to scream the second it started moving because his mormor shared the rides name with him. Mom says she laughed hysterically through the whole ride. David giggled so much, his daddy thought he would pee his pants while riding the dinosaur egg drop.
We ended the day with a bang, going on the rapids and all of us, except Kent, rode home soaking wet. How unfair is THAT? A few pictures. First David and Greg on the kiddie boats. Who'd thunk this ride would be as fun as it was for them? And it killed Jane waiting for them to ride it too, lol.

Ean on a car

When we were split up, Kent took the twins on the scrambler, he said they kept hitting heads.

Now here's Kate on the cars

And Jane riding the rapids. We all LOVED this one! We would have gone again except it was incredibly late and everyone was getting very cranky and hungry!

So that was Lagoon. Ean asked me the following day why we didn't live there. Deep words, deep words.
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