I'm backtracking a little with this post, but it's a worthy post...
After being here for two weeks, we decided to go to the Arch. Now, we were all tired and worn out from house hunting and just the hustle and bustle of arriving in a new town, but we (G and I) decided we could handle it! We hopped on the Metro (I do mean hopped on; it was pretty easy to figure out compared to trying to ride the train in Korea). It was about a 20 minute ride, stopping right at the arch. It was a nice day, but we just didn't take into consideration the tiredness of the kiddos! Stay tuned for the rest of the story...
Baby J and Mama wearing their cool shades
Isn't this gorgeous?? I should be making money for this shot
G and the kids at the base of the Arch. This is about the time everyone started falling apart, and I do mean pretty much everyone! Jordan and Jannah got really upset because we decided not to go up to the top, due to the wait time. I got mad, because my oldest son would NOT cooperate for anymore pics. Greg, well he was just trying to stay calm...he had to try, since no one else was!
Most of us had regained our composure here...you might notice that Jordan isn't in the picture...he was still not so, um... happy.After visiting the Arch, we decided to go downtown to eat. Even though everyone was tired, we had to eat supper! So, we found the Old Spaghetti Factory and put our name on the waiting list, and started waiting for 45 minutes to an hour. That's exactly what you should do when you have three tired kids and two worn out adults...don't you agree? So, guess what we did, we found something else to occupy their minds and ours too! We went on a carriage ride, all to the tune of 15 minutes for 45 dollars...we were desperate. No, seriously, it was fun and we all enjoyed it!







4 comments:
thanks for the laughs! I only laugh b/c I know EXACTLY what you're talking about! You DID get some really great pics though, can't wait to come see you there! Miss you! (and everybody else, of course!)
Wow! Jannah took a great picture of you guys! Sorry it was such a crazy day, but sounds like you still had fun!
Love the update Shara. I miss you hanging out with me, the Fairy Godmother and my ladies at the pool. I MUST see pictures of the curtains you made. I hope you'll find compassion in your heart for ME still living the good life in Korea, and post a lovely picture of your beautiful house and curtains.
Love that picture of the arch. It really is worth some money I think.
Glad to hear we aren't the only ones who have a good family outing not go exactly as planned :O I'm glad you guys are finding so much joy in your new home. Miss you!
Love the story & all the pictures! Seeing all the St Louis sights makes me a little homesick!
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