lexington, ky

The weekend before thanksgiving we met up with Laura and her family to finish Erin's introductions of my immediate family as well as to give the kids a chance to meet each other. We had a pretty fun time.

There was a cool apple orchard in Georgetown, KY that had a great play area for kids. Jack is standing on top of the hay maze thing. They surprisingly enough also had very good apples. The suncrisp we got were quite tasty and went into a quite tasty apple pie. Publix recently started stocking honeycrisp apples which aside from being twice the size of my fist are also pretty tasty. Probably not as good as the suncrisp we got in Kentucky though.

This is maybe at the orchard too. It's probably at the orchard. Let's just say it was at the orchard and be confidant and be done with it, ok?

Agnes was quite into being held. She didn't much care who was doing it as long as she didn't have to walk. It worked out fairly well toward the end since she wanted to sit in her stroller and Jackson wanted to push her stroller.

Fun times were had at the hotel pool.

We went to what we thought was going to be a tour of a chocolate factory but the tour was only for weekdays and thus didn't much care for us showing up on Saturday. The kids had fun playing with all the candy (and tasting some too) in the shop, however.

On the way home Erin and I were asked constantly where Agless (we really tried to get him to say it correctly, Laura. Sorry) was going and when we were going to go visit her in Ohio. About halfway home we mentioned to Jack that we had to go home because the cats needed to be fed or else they'd die. We didn't anticipate the next 10 minutes of frantic shouting: "Hurry, Danny! Drive faster!! The kitties are dying!!"