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Lagoon Day

Yesterday was the best Lagoon Day ever! The weather was perfect, the lines were short, and I ate a lot of chocolate chews!
Tizzy was so cute and I took Tolly on his first "roller coaster." It's called Bombora and his face on it was priceless. Going up the hill you could tell he was nervous. After following uncle Ryan's suggestion to put his hands up, the G-force knocked his head down to the side and he clenched his jaw with his eyes wide. He liked it though and told dad "It was fast and scary and slow at the same time!" :)
 
Ice cream at Pioneer Village was fun. Jennie and my mom now have techniques for getting the biggest scoops. I got mint chocolate chip and tried some Rocky Road, Almond, and Cheesecake.
After my dad used Tolly as a shield from the water on Rattle Snake Rapids, I didn't really trust him to go on any big rides with, but I forced myself to do it:) We went on the Spider, then Wicked! It was my second time on Wicked and I opened my eyes for some of it this time:) It was actually really fun!
My mom and I went on Air Race in which her sun glasses almost flew off and she inhaled a bug!
After being forced out of Lagoon by some nice security guards:) my mom took Ari, Free and Tolly to Cherry Hill only to find out it was closed, then going to Oakridge for a 2 minute dip. My mom is so awesome!!
 
Tizzy really did have a great time! Her and Jersey thought they were just too sophisticated for the seatbelts! ;)



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