Sean and I spotted Trail River Campground back in April on a trip down to Seward. I was excited to go back when the lake was not frozen. We reserved a tent site online and based on the online system, it looked like the campground was really full. When we arrived, there were lots of reserved signs, but on closer inspection, some of the reserved signs were for dates that had passed or in the future. There were many spots available. Anyway, we met the campground host and he informed us that he and his wife were bleaching ALL the bathrooms every day. These were the cleanest campground bathrooms I have ever seen. The cost for tent sites is $18 per day. There is a two week limit. Dogs are allowed and I found this to be a very dog friendly place. If I had to complain about anything it would be that it was kind of noisy. I wasn't sure at first if it was the river or if it was car traffic noise I was hearing. I do like to have white noise when I'm falling aslee...
Everyday that Autumn and I go to the gym, Autumn goes to day care. We love the daycare. Miss Thea and Miss Kim are so great to all the kids and the stuff that Autumn gets to do that she might not otherwise. For an hour 4 or 5 days a week, I just love it. Autumn's activity for today was play doh. This is a big favorite with Autumn. Please open this. Finally! Pounding the doh. Autumn made us something at daycare this week: It has to be my favorite thing that Autumn has made! Another view. Autumn and I are going to church tonight and I'm really excited. The first few chapters of our study guide that I have read have been so interesting, I cannot wait to discuss it this evening. It is so warm outside (31 degrees) that I'm half tempted to go for a walk with Autumn. My back is hurting though, maybe we will just walk around our neighborhood and play in the snow or something. Your favorite wife and airman. xoxo 101 days of missing you dearly.
Since we left Anchorage, Sean noticed there was a small oil leak coming from the Jeep. We decided that since we were in the United States now, we should get it checked out. Now, I cannot really remember what was wrong with the Jeep and why it was leaking, but what I DO remember is that the part wouldn't be in until later today, so we decided that instead of going down to Portland, Oregon as planned, we hang around in Washington for one more day.
We learned about a park there called Forest Park. If you live in this area and have kids, you HAVE to go and visit this park! They had a big open field for picnics, kite flying or bubbles! There is a playground, sprinklers, a petting zoo and it was all FREE.
I didn't realize there would be sprinklers, so I didn't pack the girls bathing suits for that day. SHAME on me!
She is trying to catch a singular drop of water.
And having so much fun in the process.
It's bubble time.
I love the lo...
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