We have finally moved into our new house. As Eli says when inviting friends over "it's the big red house."
The weekend before school started (aka last weekend) we took the kids on a surprise adventure. We told them to get dressed and ready we are leaving for an adventure and would not tell them where we were going... Caroline had a hard time accepting that.. kept asking questions and wanting to know exactly where we were going.First stop Dinosaur Valley State Park! It is not far from our new house but have not had a chance to take the kids. They absolutely love coming to this State Park. First place we stopped was to say hi to their dinosaurs.
There are a lot of hiking trails but we never get to hike them because you have to cross water... water means stop and play. Although for one little girl she was not happy!!! She has to wear water shoes and did not like it one bit. Her mean daddy made her get in the water with them, then guess what happened.....
that's right, she became all smiles once she realized how much fun it it to play in the water!
Next stop, Dublin Bottling Works (aka. Dublin Dr. Pepper bottling plant). They used to make/bottle Dr. Pepper with cane sugar instead of high fructose corn syrup. It was labeled Dublin Dr. Pepper. Then Dr. Pepper sold to Snapple and they did not like that it said Dublin on it so they do not bottle Dr. Pepper any more, However, they do bottle some other great tasting drinks there. We took the tour, which consists of drinking all you wont while in the bottling plant. Then learned some history of the plant, followed by eating at the Old Doc's Soda Shop and drinking more of their delicious drinks! Boy did we have some sugar in our system!
The final place we went was through a windmill farm. It was a drive through place so we did not get out nor did I take any pictures of them. Over all the kids had a great day on their adventure. We ended the day by having friends come over for dinner.
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Glad to see your faces. I see Eli found a stick at the park. Keep up the good work. Hugs and kisses from Grandma and Grandpa
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