We’ve not done well with eating together. My work schedule makes it difficult for me to eat with Hubby. He usually eats before I get home since he needs to be at work less than hour after I get home.
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Zoo Atlanta | August 2013 – Super Trip Day #10
As I was organizing my posts from this site, I realized I never finished writing about our Super Trip in 2013. The Super Trip took place almost 6 years ago when the boys were 8 and 10. Now they are almost 14 and 16. Oops!
When I left off, I got as far as Georgia Aquarium but not Zoo Atlanta and Huntsville, Alabama.
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Spring in my Neighborhood
It took a while for spring to actually arrive in my neck of the woods. Now that it has, it is absolutely beautiful.
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Chattanooga, TN – Downtown and Walnut Street Pedestrian Bridge (Part 4)
During Spring Break 2019, we traveled down to Chattanooga. While there, we enjoyed the scenic views of Lookout Mountain. We also visited Ruby Falls, the Tennessee Aquarium, and the Chattanooga Zoo. We also looked for ghosts and ghouls on a ghost tour. Enjoy our spring break/ 20th wedding anniversary trip.
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Rivers Journey – Tennessee Aquarium
Ocean Journey – Tennessee Aquarium
When we got done with the Aquarium, we decided to explore the downtown area.
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Welcome to the writer’s workshop day. I had to chose a topic to write about. I was little torn this week between a few of them. For example, I could write a blog post inspired by the word pair or something my child has said that made me smile. The third choice was to write about my favorite musical artists from back in the day. So what did I choose?
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Chattanooga, TN – Tennessee Aquarium – Ocean Journey (Part 3)
During Spring Break 2019, we traveled down to Chattanooga. While there, we enjoyed the scenic views of Lookout Mountain. We also visited Ruby Falls, the Tennessee Aquarium, and the Chattanooga Zoo. We also looked for ghosts and ghouls on a ghost tour. Enjoy our spring break/ 20th wedding anniversary trip.
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Rivers Journey – Tennessee Aquarium
After finishing up at River Journey, we went and got some fries and a drink. My blood sugar was off at that moment so I needed sugar and complex carbs. While Hubby finished off the snack, I took photos of the area.
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Over Labor Day weekend of 2017, I went to Pittsburgh to visit my aunt and cousin. My friend Molly also came along.
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Chattanooga, TN – Tennessee Aquarium – Rivers Journey (Part 2)
During Spring Break 2019, we traveled down to Chattanooga. While there, we enjoyed the scenic views of Lookout Mountain. We also visited Ruby Falls, the Tennessee Aquarium, and the Chattanooga Zoo. We also looked for ghosts and ghouls on a ghost tour. Enjoy our spring break/ 20th wedding anniversary trip.
Once we got down to Chattanooga, we visited the Tennessee Aquarium. Instead of being in one building, it’s in 3 different buildings. Actually there is a 4th building where you buy the tickets.
Continue reading Chattanooga, TN – Tennessee Aquarium – Rivers Journey (Part 2)Sometimes my students just make me just shake my head
Today was the first day back after spring break. It is also the day before our long and tedious testing period. So I took it “easy” with the students. I helped them with their review packet or I played an academic game with them.
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Ark Encounter – Part 2 – The First Floor
In December, my church made a trip down to the Ark Encounter in Williamsport, KY. Join me on Saturdays as we explore this majestic building.
After you pull up to the Ark Encounter, you usually have to park your car and then ride a bus to the actual ark. We just stayed on the bus. It’s a surprise when you actually pull up to ark. You see how massive it truly is.
The Oldest thought it was funny to put his feet on the grass just because it said keep off the grass.
These topiaries that were lit up after dark.
Some of the decorations on the first floor
Some of the storage areas on the Ark
Noah’s prayer
More storage
Some of the animals that could have been on the Ark.
Looking Up – The boys thought it was funny to go up to the second floor and say high to me. This was right before the Youngest decided to throw his hat down to me.
This was right before you went up to the second floor. There was a model of the Ark and information about how truly big it was when Noah spent 100 years building it.
Join me next week for the tour of the second floor. You’ll get to see the door that was used to get in and out of the Ark and a llama.
