My conference finished this morning and we moved out of the condo at noon. We went to Margaritaville for lunch and ate outdoors on the "ship."
We met Tootsie outside the restaurant. She is only 8 months old!
While inside, Kevin and I saw the Margarita fountain turn on!
Kevin played some fun games with Daddy.
Happy family times!
There are lots of activities for tourists at this Boardwalk area where we had lunch. Steve, Kinga, and Kevin had come here while I was in sessions. They bought Kevin's Halloween costume here -- Robin Hood -- at MagicQuest. Kevin wanted to play miniature golf one more time before leaving town, so Grandma got to enjoy some fun too.
Boys cannot play on land alone...
Sometimes it is hard to wait for your turn.
He looks fairly serious here! In fact, he made a hole in one today!!!
Kevin has always had problems with win/lose games. As long as there is no winner, he loves games, but he does NOT like losing. That is something Grandma tried to focus on a bit this summer when he was with me. I introduced him to baseball, and we read stories about baseball with the intent of learning that losing a game is OK. The fun is in playing the game. I was delighted to hear him say, "It doesn't matter who wins as long as you have fun!" YAY!!!! Maybe we can try a board game again someday! :)
We met Tootsie outside the restaurant. She is only 8 months old!
While inside, Kevin and I saw the Margarita fountain turn on!
Kevin played some fun games with Daddy.
Happy family times!
There are lots of activities for tourists at this Boardwalk area where we had lunch. Steve, Kinga, and Kevin had come here while I was in sessions. They bought Kevin's Halloween costume here -- Robin Hood -- at MagicQuest. Kevin wanted to play miniature golf one more time before leaving town, so Grandma got to enjoy some fun too.
Boys cannot play on land alone...
Sometimes it is hard to wait for your turn.
He looks fairly serious here! In fact, he made a hole in one today!!!
Kevin has always had problems with win/lose games. As long as there is no winner, he loves games, but he does NOT like losing. That is something Grandma tried to focus on a bit this summer when he was with me. I introduced him to baseball, and we read stories about baseball with the intent of learning that losing a game is OK. The fun is in playing the game. I was delighted to hear him say, "It doesn't matter who wins as long as you have fun!" YAY!!!! Maybe we can try a board game again someday! :)
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