Feeding the Ducks

The fat old grandfather duck...check out the flab under his chin!

My dad and I

The baby ducks all looking at the camera!

Reagan establishing who is boss!

Papa and Hunter

Mommy and Hunter

Hunter, Papa, Cody and Reagan feeding the ducks.

Around the corner from our house is a Camp that has a huge pond with some ducks. Hunter has been asking for quite some time to go feed them. After we accumulated enough bread heels we headed to the camp. Reagan was immediately intrigued by them. She wanted to touch them, but changed her mind quick when one of the ducks grabbed the bread right out of her hand and scared her! From that point on she only looked at the ones in the water when she had food in her hands.
While we were there some Geese came up and tried to scare the ducks away. One was actually hissing at Reagan. So, I began running at it to keep it away. Reagan thought that was the funniest thing she had ever seen. So from them on she ran at them telling them to "Get away ducks...go back in da wader!" The kids had a great time!

Air Force Musuem

Papa and Reagan

Papa and Hunter

The small man in the picture is my Dad!

Cayce and Hunter with the "Shark Plane."

My little picture posers!

Daddy and Cayce

Papa and Hunter

The airplane hangar.

A really big plane I can't remember the name of.

Since Cayce will be going home for part of the summer, my dad is in town to drive him home. We were planning on being gone last week to Florida, but due to the adverse weather conditions we postponed our trip to next week. Cayce was missing my dad so much he decided to come and spend the last two weeks here with us. In Dayton, OH there is an Air Force Museum. It was a spectacular exhibit. So many planes and historic memorabilia. Worth the drive for sure.

Then after the exhibit, we headed to Chili's for lunch. In the shopping center where Chili's is located was a REX Appliances going out of business. If only I hadn't seen the sign! By the time we left Dayton, OH we had two 50" Panasonic Plasma TV's in the back of the Expedition. One for us...one for my dad. And here I was worried about the cost to get into the Air Force Museum!!!