Faith ~ Family ~ Outdoor Living
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Next stop… Sea Lions Live! Check out Part 1 and Part 2 of our Sea World Adventure. For more Wordless Wednesday, head over to see 5 Minutes for Mom, A Beautiful Mess, Live and Love… Out Loud, Our Homeschool Reviews, and Wordless Wednesday.
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I am so grateful for companies who offer special discounts for military members and their families. We were able to go to Sea World San Diego for free. Yes, we still had to pay $12 for parking, but that was our only cost. We just had to show our military ids at the gate, and we received complimentary tickets for the day. At the different shows, they had the military members stand up to be recognized and thanked for their service. Since I’m proud of our men and women in uniform, I enjoy seeing all the service members being recognized…
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We had told Munchkin that once she completed her Marine Biology class that we would head to Sea World. Sadly, she finished some time ago, but things seemed to keep us from heading over there. Finally, we just decided that we were going and went. We’re a little less than 3 hours from Sea World, so we decided that we would just drive over in the morning and head back at night. When the headaches hit last week, I was concerned that we wouldn’t be able to go, but I woke up Saturday morning with a very minor headache. Off…
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When you have a kiddo, like Munchkin, who loves dinosaurs, you can’t pass up the opportunity to go to a real dinosaur site. St. George Discovery Site at Johnson Farm is the type of thing that any kid loves to hear about. A gentleman, Dr. Sheldon Johnson, was doing some work on his property leveling the land when he uncovered a dinosaur track in a thick layer of sandstone. Experts were called in and thousands of tracks ended up being uncovered. Dr. Johnson and his wife felt that this site should be preserved for science and future generations. Eventually, a…
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We decided to take a day trip over to the Sunset Crater National Monument while we were up in Williams (near Grand Canyon) camping. The plan was only to spend a few hours over there, but it ended up being a very long day as a trip took us to more places… We started at the visitor center and picked up Munchkin’s Junior Ranger booklet for her to work on as we made our way through the park. There were several different locations to stop along the way. Our first stop after the visitor center was a hike up a…
