Inside the hangar, there were several stations where the kids could go and make cookies, get their faces painted (another no-go for my boys!), make crafts, etc. There were also inflatable things to jump around on like bouncy tents and a huge train with lots of little compartments (not fun to try to find your kids in, but a barrel of laughs for THEM!).
Needless to say, the cookie making area and the bouncy thingamabobs were the hits of the day for my kids.
Did I mention I brought them there, all five of them, by myself, since Dave was at survival school? I should've gotten a couple cookies for that! :)
Creating their cookies:
The kids and their cookie creations:
Rachel, by far, enjoyed her cookie experience the most! First, she examined all that was to be had:
Then, she "decorated" her cookie with 3/4 of a jar of red sprinkles:
Then, she indulged in her work of art:
Yum! Yum! :)
1 comment:
you are brave!!!
Going from four to five somehow seems like a HUGE jump to me. I know it is "just one more" but you are WAY outnumbered at that point! :-)
Have you found that too, or is it easier since the boys are older now?
Lots of people say the first three are the hardest and after that it is all down hill. What do you think?
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