Danielle finished her breakfast in the room Sunday morning.
Isn't she a big girl?
All three kids got to ride the cart back inside after we loaded the car.
I wanted a family pic. This was the best one. So much for that idea.
Checking out the rays. It was a 'no touch hour' so they could only look.
My dad took these pics of the four of us on the Rio Loco. Bradley and Gracie rode this ride SIX times (for the six year old) on Saturday, but we took no pics that day. (All the grown-ups rode it at least once on Sat, but we rotated in and out so someone could stay with Danielle.) We only rode it this one time on Sunday since we didn't want to be soaked for the drive home.
Feeding the sea lions.
I don't know what Bradley was saying here, but I'm guessing it was something like "Grandpa, why are you sitting up there! You shouldn't sit there!" (My kids are bossy and think they know everything.)
Grammy took Danielle to look at the birds after she freaked out at the sea lions.
When we were about ready to go we asked each kid what they wanted to do before we left. Gracie wanted to go back and touch the rays. She and Doug ran over there, since there were only 10 minutes left in the touching allowed hour.
Bradley wanted to ride the Shamu Express again. I rode it with him while G was petting rays and then they rode it together. Doug got some great pics.
That's my girl with her arms up. :)
Danielle and I rode the carousel while the big kids were on the Shamu Express.
When the big kids saw we were riding, they asked to ride one last time.
On the way out, we saw the Shamu Santa. Again Gracie was the only one interested in a picture.
It was a great weekend for all of us. Exhausting, but great. A big thanks to my parents for tagging along. It was a lot easier with extra grown-ups. Not to mention handy to have grandparents across the hall in the hotel that we could send kids over as needed.
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