What a weekend! I went on my very first camping trip, hence the reason I wasn't around last night or the night before. No wi-fi in state parks can you believe that? So I was footloose and fancy free for a couple days. I drove for a little while on the way, but then the roads got very twisty and I thought I was going to puke, so daddy took over. In order to reach this specific campsite you must get severe motion sickness, think you are lost about 5 times, and drive through a very posh neighborhood that suddenly turns into Deliverance country, all the while being taunted by signs claiming you really are on the right path (an hour ago lol). However the campsite was awesome once we finally arrive. I designated jobs to mommy and daddy, and supervised the setting up of camp from my Bumbo. At night we roasted hot dogs and smores (neither of which was I allowed to have...the nerve!). Mommy had to hold the flashlight on the fire so we could see it. Daddy said it wasn't his fault ("the wood is wet"...sure dad). We were also stalked by a cat intent on capturing whatever food he could, and he didn't give up when we went to sleep either! Try going to sleep with a hungry cat circling your tent, only thin plastic seperating you from this vicious beast! I however, calmly braved this and other perils (spiders in the bathroom, dew on my blanket - that's right, dew! Talk about being a wet blanket! Ha ha get it...wet blanket......) without fear. I am MLS, rugged mountain man, hear me roar!
What a weekend! I went on my very first camping trip, hence the reason I wasn't around last night or the night before. No wi-fi in state parks can you believe that? So I was footloose and fancy free for a couple days. I drove for a little while on the way, but then the roads got very twisty and I thought I was going to puke, so daddy took over. In order to reach this specific campsite you must get severe motion sickness, think you are lost about 5 times, and drive through a very posh neighborhood that suddenly turns into Deliverance country, all the while being taunted by signs claiming you really are on the right path (an hour ago lol). However the campsite was awesome once we finally arrive. I designated jobs to mommy and daddy, and supervised the setting up of camp from my Bumbo. At night we roasted hot dogs and smores (neither of which was I allowed to have...the nerve!). Mommy had to hold the flashlight on the fire so we could see it. Daddy said it wasn't his fault ("the wood is wet"...sure dad). We were also stalked by a cat intent on capturing whatever food he could, and he didn't give up when we went to sleep either! Try going to sleep with a hungry cat circling your tent, only thin plastic seperating you from this vicious beast! I however, calmly braved this and other perils (spiders in the bathroom, dew on my blanket - that's right, dew! Talk about being a wet blanket! Ha ha get it...wet blanket......) without fear. I am MLS, rugged mountain man, hear me roar! 
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