Heather flew out early on the morning of the 19th, and Elizabeth didn't arrive until 9 pm that night, so Charley and I found ourselves with a day to explore SLC on our own.
First up? Wheeler Farm. A cute little working farm right in the city.
Of course we had to buy goose food - and I LOVE this series of photos. I couldn't delete a single one (minus the several blogger decided not to upload for me), so here goes!
We had to check out the bunnies, of course.
And the cows!
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| Hey guys, do you SEE this? |
Is this child mine? She wanted to look at the TRACTORS. Forget the animals - let's look at tractors!
So, of course we took a wagon ride, pulled by a tractor.
I then tried to get her to nap while I shopped - no luck. So after lunch and walking around stores for about 2 hours, I finally just put her in the car and drove - she was out in 2 minutes. I parked and let her sleep. THEN we finally went to the Discovery Children's Museum.
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| She's not mad - she's saying "ball", very emphatically! |
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| Tickling the ivories. |
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| Going shopping. |
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| A swan! |
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| She loved the helicopter. |
We left at 5, and went to an outdoor mall with a water plaza for kids. She wanted no part in the water, so we finally just left and had supper.
Getting ready for bed!
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| "Go to sleep Charley" |
Of course we had to buy goose food - and I LOVE this series of photos. I couldn't delete a single one (minus the several blogger decided not to upload for me), so here goes!
So, of course we took a wagon ride, pulled by a tractor.
I then tried to get her to nap while I shopped - no luck. So after lunch and walking around stores for about 2 hours, I finally just put her in the car and drove - she was out in 2 minutes. I parked and let her sleep. THEN we finally went to the Discovery Children's Museum.
We left at 5, and went to an outdoor mall with a water plaza for kids. She wanted no part in the water, so we finally just left and had supper.
Getting ready for bed!
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