
Last week we spent the majority of the week going fun places with my friends Carrie and Kim and their kids. Monday we went to Alum Creek and played in the water - possibly for the last time this season. This is Levi and Hannah having fun in the water.

I know we did something with them on Tuesday but I don't have pictures and can't remember now.
On Wednesday we helped Carrie's son Noah celebrate his 6th birthday for a lunch at McDonald's. Carrie's dad bought everyone ice cream after they ate lunch and played on the playground area. It was a big hit with everyone!
Thursday we had a day just with Mommy and Levi and I caught up on my missed naps :)
Friday we went with everyone to Slate Run Liv
ing Historical Farm. It is a working 1880's farm south of Columbus that has horses, cows, bulls, pigs, sheep, chickens, roosters and turkeys. Plus they have 1880's toys to play with (hoops, marble shoots, wooden tops, etc.) and gardens. There is no running water or electricity on the farm and it is staffed by people dressed in the garb of the time period, working as if they were living in 1880. It was such a neat learning experience. They smoke all the meat and can th
eir own foods. I'm not sure who eats this food, but it's neat to see! A
ndy would have loved it and I'm sure we'll go back when Levi is older and he'll appreciate it more. Here are a ton of pictures from this day.
As we were heading back to the cars we passed by a "farmer" who was building a fence - by hand. He was pre-drillin

g holes in the planks and then would install the planks with nails. The kids all got to help drill a hole with a hand-crank drill. Levi watched the oth

er kids do it and then had to try himself. When Carrie held him so he could try himself he wouldn't look at what he was doing!