The A Gang: Family Night at the Fun Park

Mar 1, 2011

Family Night at the Fun Park

Monday Night was a fun night with the Family. We went to the Fun Park on our Insurance Man's Dime. We bowled (Addison beat us all), played a few arcade games and then it was off to Laser Tag. It was a fun night out. Ada as you can see was a bit of a show off for the pictures.

The kids and I did Laser Tag as Ammon stayed out and held our stuff. Addison scored the most because he was always chasing his mom around. It was really fun. I have never done that before. I will be doing it again. Cheap entertainment that we all like to do together.

2 comments:

Bart said...: I bet you had a great time. The kids looked like they really enjoyed themselves. Family times
together are the best. Addison is
getting older and taller, you won't
out run him anymore. Soon he'll
have a birthday, my grandchildren
are growing up and I'm growing old.
I think when they grow older we
should stay around 50 so we can enjoy them more. Glad you had a
great time. Love you all, even
show off Ada.

Love, Grandma Iris; March 02, 2011
meegz said...: Looks like fun!; March 05, 2011

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