Day 3, Sunday June 11 Takin' It Easy
Here are some more photos from yesterday at Six Flags Over Georgia. We rode Goliath three times, and Acrophobia twice. David mentioned this morning that he was also uneasy at the top of Acrophobia, but that didn't keep him (or any of us) from doing it ONE MORE TIME!
Mark made us waffles yummy for breakfast, then we bundled up Emmet and went to the Ikea store in Atlanta. I want to move there! Not Atlanta, Ikea! Then mark made pizza for dinner (throwback time) while David and I shifter weight around in the camper, because Walleye Willie said to move more weight forward of the axle.
David called Amanda to wish her Happy 18th Birthday. He also called his father in Alabama to let him know what time we will be there tomorrow morning.
There's no residual pain from yesterday, and we're hitting the road at 5 AM or earlier. I'm pretty sure this is the last time for a while we'll have access to the Internet, and I *KNOW* our phones won't work across Alabama. We probably won't be online until we get to NY on June 18th unless I can find a hotspot somewhere.
Th Th Th That's all folks, May the wind always be in your face when there are warthogs behind you.
Mark made us waffles yummy for breakfast, then we bundled up Emmet and went to the Ikea store in Atlanta. I want to move there! Not Atlanta, Ikea! Then mark made pizza for dinner (throwback time) while David and I shifter weight around in the camper, because Walleye Willie said to move more weight forward of the axle.
David called Amanda to wish her Happy 18th Birthday. He also called his father in Alabama to let him know what time we will be there tomorrow morning.
There's no residual pain from yesterday, and we're hitting the road at 5 AM or earlier. I'm pretty sure this is the last time for a while we'll have access to the Internet, and I *KNOW* our phones won't work across Alabama. We probably won't be online until we get to NY on June 18th unless I can find a hotspot somewhere.
Th Th Th That's all folks, May the wind always be in your face when there are warthogs behind you.