It was seriously the most fun minigolf course I have ever played. They used different levels and slopes to the greens to make every hole challenging. Dave and I had so much fun.
After lunch we decided to take advantage of the sunny, but very windy, afternoon and we headed to the beach. It was too cold to swim so I hung out and read while Sam and Rachel played. Sadly, after about twenty minutes, Rachel got a little too close to the water, and decided that her beach time was officially over. Dave drove her back to the house while Sam and I spent another half hour hanging out.
That night we had a campfire and hung out talking with our friends. It was a perfect evening, made even better by the discovery of S'moreos. Basically you roast a marshmallow, open up an Oreo cookie, and stick the marshmallow in. It was AMAZING! We were hoping to get rich off our discovery but sadly, it seems S'moreos have been previously invented.
Saturday, our last day, was rainy. I don't think Sam stepped outside the house once that day. Also, we had five extra guests come to visit on the last day, so we had five kids, 5 and under, inside the house All. Day. I'll let you imagine how peaceful that was...
Dave BBQd supper despite it being rainy, and, while Donny and Marika took all the kids on a long walk, I finished off the day with a stiff drink! Ha!
And that was our (not so beachy) beach vacation. I did enjoy doing fun things with my family and our friends. I just wish we had been able to spend a bit more time enjoying the actual beach. Maybe next year...
It sounds like you made the best of it! I'm sorry you had such crappy weather. =(
ReplyDeleteBOO :( We had a beach week like that last year where it rained the whole week....it is definitely different!
ReplyDeleteIt is so fun getting caught up on your blog. I always enjoy reading it....yours in particular.
ReplyDeleteWe got some cooler temps this week...in the mid 80's...lol!
love you!
We have simply got to play minigolf together one of these days since this is such a big part of our yearly beach trips. You have got to experience mini golf "capital of the world" (aka Myrtle Beach, SC). Haha! You could never play all the courses there, but we sure have fun trying them out. It is like an adventure in itself. Sadly, I have never heard of or experienced S'moreos, but I can imagine them being invented by some drunk college guys over a campus bonfire at night. Possibly even at Eddie's alma mater (N.C. State) because those boys are just notorious for their outdoor parties. :-)
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