Recharging

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Last week was the start of the kids' spring break. Took them to the western portion of Tennessee for a couple of days.

Tuesday
We went to the Tennessee Safari Park. We saw all sorts of animals and really enjoyed the location. Got lots of pics, but my favorite was of my son, Cael, who (at age 9) decided to try one of the little kids' quarter-activated rides:


My daughter really did NOT like when an emu stuck its head in the car to eat from the feed bucket my son was holding. She exclaimed in a disgusted voice: "eeww - eeww - eeww!"

Lunch was at the Old Town Spaghetti Store. Dinner at Coyote Blues. Good stuff!


Wednesday
We went to the Pink Palace in Memphis. It was really entertaining and enjoyable. Learned a lot at the planetarium. Cael really liked the primal man exhibits, and Cali liked the 1800's era dresses.

Lunch was at Huey's and Dinner was at Jim 'n' Nick's. We also stopped at Gibson's for a donut. 



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