So excited for flight.
May cracks me up. She was like, "I need to get a picture of you with Raychel for documentation." He was all nervous, "Are you guys with the state or something?" We just assured him it was just for a blog. Amy said to me afterward, "Should we be with the state? Should we be concerned you are working with kids under a 100 pounds?" HAHAHA! That was the posted criteria...you had to be between 20 and 100 pounds to ride this ride.
Getting harnessed in tight.
WHEEEEE!!
Back flip instructions. She never quite got the hang of that.So May and I have started a little tradition of taking the girls individually on shopping dates. Last night was Raychel's turn. When we walked in the mall, this trampoline bungee activity was all she has eyes for. Forget Claire's. Forget The Disney Store. Trampoline bungee was all she cared about. I was a little worried she would get sick or hate it. However, because she is so tiny, she just flew! Obviously she loved every second of it.
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I'm glad that the girls are so good when they go shopping with us. I guess we'll just have to slowly build up their endurance! hahaha!
At least she didn't complain when we hoofed it allllll the way across the Legends parking lot in the pouring rain! :]
the "camera eyes" just make her joy that much more obvious-what fun for that little girl and her loving family
That trampoline guy is pretty cool. He let my daughters both jump for a second time for free after my oldest daughter told him that she wrote an essay about the time before when she went bungee trampoline jumping for her 4th grade final writing paper.
We got his email addy and sent him a copy of her essay after we got home.
Whoa! I'm impressed. She's an adventure-seeker, huh?
Wished we lived closer. Then we could do that with Abby too :) I'll let Jeff handle the boy dates. There is only so much pretend Transformers I can handle :)
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