From Grandma....
Today we went with Brooklyn, Gage, and Brenda to Knott's Berry Farm. You
had a good time playing with Brooklyn in the backseat as we drove to Buena Park.
It wasn't crowded at all at Knott's Berry Farm and we got to go on all the rides
without waiting in lines. We spent most of our time in Camp Snoopy. There were a
few rides that you were too short to go on and Brooklyn (who is six months
older) was able to go on. You didn't complain however.You waited with me while
Brooklyn had her fun. Brooklyn likes to be little mother sometimes and she told
you to stand in front of the sign to see if you were tall enough to go on the
ride. She said, "You're good." and took your hand to go on the airplane
ride.
In Camp Snoopy there was a camp bus ride that went around in
circles, a spinning ride, a truck ride, a bouncer, a race car ride, and a hot
air balloon ride. You were great with all of them and had lots of fun. The race
cars and the airplanes were your favorites.You didn't like the Calico Mine ride
too much. It was dark in places. After that we went on the train and you kept
asking me "Is there a cave?" I assured you there were no caves on the train ride
and you were happy. We had lunch in the birthday section of the Camp Snoopy
restaurant. We sang happy birthday to all of you. I had forgotten it was your 2
1/2 birthday, but you did get your song anyway.
Snoopy, Charlie Brown, Linus, and Lucy were there. At first you were too
afraid to get close, but at the end you gave Snoopy a big hug. We also got to
see all of them in a show at Camp Snoopy.
We went on the stage coach and got to sit on top with the driver. You were
hoping for the horses to go poop, but unfortunately they didn't cooperate.
After a day of rides, food, and fun we headed home when the park closed at
6:00. You, Brooklyn and Gage fell asleep all the way home. You slept though the
night for your mom and dad too. What a good girl!
Grandma Terri
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