Oma and Opa's yard has a creek with a "beach" on it. Awesome - a day at the beach without the cost!!
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| Yes - that's permanent marker all over Lanah's legs. She found it while I was in the studio... |
Then we left for New Orleans early the next morning. First stop - Cafe du Monde, of course. Tres bon! As Ken waited for a table I snapped a couple of pics of kids on the cannon at the top of the hill.
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| After beignets we took a carriage ride through the Quarter and surrounding areas - it was obvious when we got in that our driver didn't often have small children riding with him. At 10 in the morning he assured us that he would stop for a hurricane if we wanted one. And he took us the length of bourbon street. Should have seen that coming. But it was lots of fun to see the sights and hear his commentary. |
Then we headed over to the Warehouse District to the Children's Museum of New Orleans. It is reciprocal with our museum membership in Mississippi - so we spent the rest of the day playing for free! In the mini-Winn Dixie, Stephens was an excellent shopper
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| And Samuel found one of his life callings - he checked people out with a real cash register for about 45 minutes! |
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| Can you tell that she's left handed? |
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