I have been learning how to color correct my images this morning, after coffee. No big adventures planned today, but are they ever planned? We wanted to go camping, but we need to do a little more research on the place. It’s not like in the Northwest where you just go up to the mountains and pick a spot and camp. Well, there are campgrounds there as well, but sometimes it is nice(aside from the lack of toilets) to not camp next to John and Jane Doe in their RV with their yelping chihuahua and their electricity generator.
Last night we doused ourselves in bugspray and went to a carnival. For the first time we all rode rides together. We gave the kids a good dose of scary rides, because before they just stayed on the ones that went in circles. Jonas and I rode the scrambler and the ferris wheel together. The scrambler goes much faster than I remember. My brain felt like it was being pushed to the back of my scull. He screamed the whole time, but wasn’t scared, and came out with an ear to ear smile. Josh rode with Trinity and took her on the umbrella things that go really fast at a tilt. The kids rode the swings together and it scared me more than anything. Trinity was way too brave. It was a really fun night.
You thought the “beer summit” was sending the wrong message!
Josh took this photo.
I was beside myself when Jonas looked over at me and said “mommy, I gonna shoot you!” This is one of those teachable moments, isn’t it? Isn’t it?! Speaking of beer, since when do people walk around with buckets full of it? I have never seen that while living in the Northwest-but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist. I did see people with wine glass necklaces at the Newport, OR wine festival.
Trinity got another matryoshka doll at one of the trinket vendors(it’s like Saturday market, only the nonfood goods are pretty much made in China dimestore hippie crap) and the lady GAVE jonas a little wooden doggie that is a puzzle that opens.
