Monday morning dawned bright and warm here in
Texas. We were thankful because we had plans to spend the day outdoors at a
nearby zoo!
We left our house right after breakfast so we
could make it to the zoo by 10:30 a.m. Why that time? We were going to
participate in the public giraffe feeding! Every morning, guests have an
opportunity to feed the giraffe and get a picture with it.
We
had never been to this zoo before. It was small, but well done with lots of
interesting animals.
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We
had to wait about 20 minutes in line before we could feed the giraffe. But it
was worth the wait! It was a lot of fun to get up so close to the wildlife.
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There
were actually a lot of stations throughout the zoo where you could feed the
animals. Josiah especially enjoyed that. J
Photo
Credit: Roma.
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It
only took us about an hour and a half to go through the whole zoo. Which was
good because we were getting quite thirsty as the temperatures rose!
Photo
Credit: Betsy.
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My
lovely Abuelo and Abuela in the bamboo tunnel.
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After
leaving the zoo, we went down the street to Wendy’s for some lunch.
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On our way home we had to make a few stops in
town. We made it home by early afternoon and enjoyed some relaxation before
dinner.
Mom
made delicious garlic
chicken with salad and rolls. For dessert we had fresh pineapple, with
strawberry cheesecake cookies.
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That
evening, my Abuela and Abuela wanted to have a little
dedication ceremony for our new house. They anointed all of us, as well as the
entryways of our house, with oil, and prayed over us.
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Our week was flying by so fast! We had some
more fun things planned for Tuesday . . .
To
be continued . . .
We used to feed the giraffes at the Kansas City Zoo. And guess what we fed them? Marshmallows! We would bring a big bag to the zoo and feed all the giraffes. They loved them. I'm sure that they don't allow that now!
ReplyDeleteWow, Techniprairie! I never would have thought about feeding giraffes marshmallows! I think you're probably right that they wouldn't allow that anymore. But it's still interesting!
ReplyDelete~Bianca