During August, our family engaged ourselves with a
variety of outings. The fishing trip was a valuable exercise, not only
for Sharlene (who caught some nice fish) but also for the boys who were pulling
in small bream and perch the whole time. They caught their first, second and
third fish that day! Zekai was the least impressed. He cried everytime he fell
over in the mud but seemed to cheer up a little when he was able to throw some
rocks. Wooden spoon to me, who didn't catch anything that day, except help the
boys pull in their catches.
Mid-August came and I had planned a visit to
Ballantyne's Strawberry Farm for the centre parents. Of course we all went and
had a great time. One other centre family went but we had another unexpected
benefit of going that day - Sharlene's cousin had randomly decided it was a
good day for them to go strawberry picking as well. Our children got to meet
their second cousins and eat a LOT of strawberries.
At the end of August, the new ‘Masters’ opened to
the public. As a father's day treat, we decided to go and see what all the fuss
was about. We wandered through for about two hours before we left, but not
before we had scored some free fairy floss and the boys had their faces
painted.
Fun, fun, fun!
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