We then headed over to the Guinness Book of World Records where we saw the largest man, tallest man, a huge tire & several other cool & some bazaar records.

That night we had our one & only (according to mom) delicious meal at Paesanos on the RiverWalk. The next day, we hit up all of the Ripley’s activities. First on our list was Ripley’s Haunted Adventure. We could not take any pictures in there. It was hilarious (& scary)! We had to take a…

There was a sidewalk chalk art festival going on called ArtSpace. We walked along the street to see everyone’s drawings. We happened to walk right by the Children’s Museum & could not pass it up. We could have stayed for hours. There were a lot of fun things to check out.

These were cannons that were actually used during the Alamo war. We thought that was pretty amazing. 

There was a man there making brooms & we enjoyed watching. Once he was finished with his broom, he set me up for a Harry Potter moment. Caden is in the background holding a sign that says “witch crossing”.

Here are some pictures of us at the Alamo.

The forecast called for rain everyday we were going to be there. So far, the sun was shining & it was hot. We decided to take advantage & do our outdoor activities while it was nice. We watched the Alamo at the IMAX before visiting the real thing.

The first morning there, we hadn’t quite gotten the lay of the land. We ventured out to find somewhere to eat breakfast. Turns out, we walked in the opposite direction of most of the restaurants. We had passed a couple along the walk & decided to turn around & try one of those. We ended…

We headed to San Antonio last Friday night. Our flight left Denver at 7:40 & we arrived S.A. at 10:55 pm. I played on the iPad while we waited to get on our plane. 

 We have no pictures from the last couple weeks. It’s been fun & busy with our usual activities, which include piano, hip-hop, soccer, & Little Jewish Explorers.