Spring Breaking Good!

Reporter Sophie here reporting on a spectacular Spring Break!  Here is the breaking news!
 
We went to the Rodeo and Techno Chaos with the Jacksons.  Giddy-up!

Rodeo here we come!

Watching baby chicks hatch.

The hungry kids got fed.

And then they hit the carnival.

Emme and Luke on a bumpy car ride!

Prizes for everyone, and yes the bubbles are coming out of Harrison's bubble gun!

The giant slides were enjoyed immensely.

This is Harrison's "Bad-guy car" he made at Techno Chaos. 

We also went Bowling and to Charles (AKA Chuck) E. Cheese's with the Nikos.

Here is the Champion of game two and co-champion of game one.(There was a tie.)

Bella is ready to bowl!

Harrison is ready to make a strike!

Here is me in my bowling position.

Everyone's a winner when they get to bowl and go to Charles Cheese!

 

Pizza and games were eaten and played and then it was off to the prize booth.

Later in the week, we checked on the progress of our new house.

Emme was amazed by all the work that had been done from the last time we saw our lot.

I give this foundation job a double thumbs up!

It looks small now but once the house is built it ill be much bigger!

Everyone is exited to see our house after the frame is up!

Last, but certainly not least, we went on a mini vacay to College Station and the Woodlands.

Stopping at Free Birds in College Station.

Everyone was very hungry after a long time in the car.

This is my parents favorite restaurant in College Station; all my siblings and I love it too!

We all had fun making tinfoil sculptures!

We then drove to the Woodlands and settled in our hotel room.

It was huge!

My dad relaxing after a long drive!

The view was amazing!

We all had fun playing on the Sky-bridge.

We climbed on the beams and looked out the window for a breathtaking view.

We walked through the beautiful town center.

And the next day we hopped on a Water Taxi and enjoyed a soothing boat ride.

Funny face time! ;oP

That's a wrap from reporter Sophie on the Spring Break trail!  Until next time . . .