There was lots of fun in the hot tub , and Ainsley taught herself how to swim across the pool on her back! I felt like, "such a mom" on the trip. . .
Trey woke up at 5:45am so he and I went down to the lobby and had continental breakfast with some "Snowbirds" travelling cross country who thought there was no way I was old enough to have 3 children. . .I felt like such a mom.
I drank coffee at a motel. . . I felt like such a mom.
Once, when the kids went swimming, I sat in one of those chairs by the pool, not in my swimsuit. . .I felt like such a mom.
I started cleaning up our hotel room. . .I felt like such a mom.
I was exhausted before we even left, after packing for myself and our children. . . .I felt like such a mom.
Well, you get the point. Am glad the kids had "the best day ever," and I really did enjoy family time. . .minus losing Trey for a bit in the hotel and having very sad kids when it was time to go. . . .but, overall enjoyable family time :)
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I feel ya about the exhausted before you even leave... it's why we only did about 1% of the cool stuff we could have done in Japan.
If it had a pool and lobby, it's a hotel, not a motel. Motels are where you drive up outside and can walk right into your room... and they are usually icky and scary... and I stayed in one in Wayne, Nebraska. :0)
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