The Hendricksen's: Carnival...

Sunday, September 05, 2010

Carnival...

While Fiesta Days were in town we thought we would take advantage of Dollar Days at the Carnival. The kids had an absolutely GREAT time there. Ty even said it was the best day of his life..until I reminded him that we just recently went to Disneyland...

Our first ride was my absolute favorite. I love love love the tilt o'whirl. I went on with Ty he laughed the whole time. (Chase was in Fish Lake with my parents)

The kids then went on the swings

We went on some other rides...the gravaton, some swirly ride and then Jentry went on the hammer. The girl has no fear. She was the only one that would do it.

Mandy and I then went to look at all of the booths while the girls went on one last ride of their choice. Jentry tricked Brinley into getting on the Hammer again. She told her that it didnt go upside down... When Brinley got off she came and told us that she thought FOR SURE that it went upside down but Jentry had told her it didn't.

Shame on you Jentry!

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