We spent the Memorial Day weekend in Savannah and even though it rained the entire time we still had fun. We went down to River Street and walked around (in the rain) and ducked inside the candy store to get away from the rain and get a nice treat.......warm pralines. Yummy! We also bought a few other treats to snack on later. Glad I don't live down the street from that place! The girls went swimming on Sunday afternoon and the water felt like ice cubes. I couldn't put anything else in besides my feet. Ansley went all the way in and even went under water. Her lips were purplish blue the whole time. Why do that to yourself? It was just too cold to swim! We also went to see the movie: Night at the Museum 2 - The Smithsonian. Very cute and very creative movie. The only bad thing is that they cussed twice in it which was totally unnecessary. It really irks me that they do that! And when you are in a theater with a huge screen and the volume turned up loud there is no way to avoid those cuss word moments. We just have to tell our children those aren't good words to say and hope they don't repeat them. I guess they didn't want the movie to be rated G so they stuck a few cuss words in it to bump it up to PG. I better stop now.......the issue of movie content for kids really annoys me and I could talk about it for hours but I'll spare you.
School is almost over and we go back to Savannah for a few days at the beginning of June. Hopefully the weather will cooperate this time and we'll be able to go to the beach and go to the pool and swim in warmer water.
Hope every one had a safe and wonderful Memorial Day!
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Hi Stephanie,
Definitely with you on the movies. And when they throw something in to make it PG, that suggests they really just can't stand being clean, because the G movies are almost always the best sellers. It's amazing how much junk Hollywood willingly loses money on that could have been good movies if they'd not thrown garbage in.
Have we ever suggested Aw Shucks! to you as a trip destination? www.AwShucksCornMaze.com is their website, which we built for them. They'll be open in September, and are within striking range of Cane Creek Park as well.
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