
Darren enjoyed all of his presents, but he was attached to one in particular - his first toothbrush. Notice the toothbrush still in his hand while he explores another new toy.

Darren enjoyed all of his presents, but he was attached to one in particular - his first toothbrush. Notice the toothbrush still in his hand while he explores another new toy.
Adam had a great time jumping, but it wasn't long before he had his eye on one of the obstacle courses. Mommy didn't think Adam was old enough to go on it, since the end of the course had a very tall wall you had to climb. Adam pointed out that there were small kids in the line for it and he was sure he could do it. Mommy reluctantly let him go, fearing she would have to climb in after him if he got stuck. And she imagined what it would look like to everyone else if both Mommy and son were stuck in the obstacle course together.
But to Mommy's amazement, Adam succeeded in climbing the tall wall and slid down the tall slide without any trouble.
Mommy thought the pool might work as a temporary "play pen" for Darren, but Darren didn't think that was a good idea.

We didn't plan to stay for the whole game because we thought the boys would grow restless. To our surprise, they did great. Darren was awake and content to watch all of the people for a very long time, but he did eventually fall asleep in Mommy's arms. Adam never tired of watching the action on the field. And by the end of the night, he had even learned to cheer for our team. "Go Blue!"

Darren didn't make a boat, but he sure had fun splashing the plastic boats around.
The absolute favorite part of the day was playing on the Hobie Wave. Darren looked like a natural boater sitting back to enjoy the ride and Adam was content to play pretend on the boat for nearly a half hour. He would have kept "sailing," but the activity ended and we were the last ones to leave. 



Then, Adam enjoyed his very first pony ride! There were three ponies to choose from. Adam looked at each one very carefully. When he approached Rusty, the pony neighed as if to say "hello" to Adam. That neigh won Adam over, and he selected Rusty as his pony.

It was a bit of a tight squeeze at times,
but we all managed.
Darren and Adam especially had a great time crawling, jumping, sliding and climbing through all of the obstacles.




