OK, so now back to reporting on our summer activities and what the kids were up to. Next is celebrating Seth & Abbey's birthdays at Legoland with Papa & Nani D. Here are the boys and Em with some large Lego guy.
While the boys were on a ride that Abbey couldn't go on, she decided to befriend this dude trying to push a donkey. At one point she was trying to help him, but I couldn't get that on camera.
The great thing about Legoland is that it is really geared towards kids aged 4-10. Joel was able to ride a whole bunch of stuff, several he just didn't want to go on because they looked too much like a roller-coaster, but he did go on one called "The Dragon" because it was all inside and he couldn't see what it looked like until too late. Seth was able to do a lot of rides but was too short for some. Abbey just enjoyed what she could, they did have one area that was just for kids her size.
The boys really liked all the miniature Lego buildings and stuff, the adults did too. Here they are in front of the White House. I liked the Lego rendition of Daytona Speedway...but they had a whole bunch of miniatures that were pretty amazing, like the mini Las Vegas.
The highlight of the day was this area where it was all water play stuff, like slides, fountains, all kinds of stuff. We had to go there twice. Here's an awesome shot of Abbey.
At the end of the day the kids were toast, but they loved it. Seth was a little confused though because he started asking when we were coming back for his birthday. We told him that this was for his birthday, he replied that this was for Abbey's birthday. We had to explain to him that it was for both of their birthdays. He finally got it, then promptly fell asleep.
While the boys were on a ride that Abbey couldn't go on, she decided to befriend this dude trying to push a donkey. At one point she was trying to help him, but I couldn't get that on camera.
The great thing about Legoland is that it is really geared towards kids aged 4-10. Joel was able to ride a whole bunch of stuff, several he just didn't want to go on because they looked too much like a roller-coaster, but he did go on one called "The Dragon" because it was all inside and he couldn't see what it looked like until too late. Seth was able to do a lot of rides but was too short for some. Abbey just enjoyed what she could, they did have one area that was just for kids her size.
The boys really liked all the miniature Lego buildings and stuff, the adults did too. Here they are in front of the White House. I liked the Lego rendition of Daytona Speedway...but they had a whole bunch of miniatures that were pretty amazing, like the mini Las Vegas.
The highlight of the day was this area where it was all water play stuff, like slides, fountains, all kinds of stuff. We had to go there twice. Here's an awesome shot of Abbey.
At the end of the day the kids were toast, but they loved it. Seth was a little confused though because he started asking when we were coming back for his birthday. We told him that this was for his birthday, he replied that this was for Abbey's birthday. We had to explain to him that it was for both of their birthdays. He finally got it, then promptly fell asleep.
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LOL! Seth's question, so good.
Looks like the kids all had a blast. Way to catch an incredible moment with Abbey in the water.
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