Once we got there, we were hungry, so we headed back to The Lodge to eat. The food was delicious, and portion sizes were large...
A few days before we left, I worked on putting together some busy bags, to keep my kids occupied on the drive and while we were there. Pinterest was an awesome resource and I had fun coming up with and putting ideas together for my girls. One of the bags was full of magnets - letters and numbers, shapes and small cookie sheets for them to stick to. Travis and I were playing with our girls, and somehow our playing turned into a math quiz. You'll see me counting out the answer on my fingers, and Travis trying and succeeding to stump me. If you know me at all, it's no secret that I am no good at math. In the fifth grade, I cheated my way through times tables with a pencil my Grandma gave me with all the answers engraved on them. I'm still paying the price because my math skills are poor!! It was funny, and fun!
Hailey was having trouble sharing, and I told her she needed to go to Time Out. She climbed up on the chair and folded her arms..it was hilarious!
We bought the small, variety cereal boxes, and the girls enjoyed picking out their "special" box.
Saturday afternoon, we got to go snowmobiling. We really had a fun time despite the fact that the snow was low, and bumpy. Hailey was scared at first, but settled in and actually fell asleep!
We decided to leave Saturday after a late lunch, to beat the storm that was forecasted at home. After a long day of snowmobiling, we thought the girls would crash, which Addison did, Crayon still in hand, but Hailey was awake and mostly smiling the whole way home.
