Vacation in Ohio (part 3)

Wednesday we had planned to go tubing and/or canoeing  at Mohican State Park, but the only packages they had were for two hours. We decided that was a bit long for our boys who were just getting over illnesses. So we changed plans and went down to where my brother-in-law lives (in the heart of Amish country). Right next door to him is a place called “Acers of Fun”. They have go-carts, batting cages, bumper boats, laser tag, mini golf, and video games. In other words, it is an all day place to play!! We had a blast! The weather was perfect and there wasn’t too much of a crowd that day. I even got to escape about an hour to visit another thrift store. (yes, I love to shop!) Chris…contemplating his next move.

  Quiet on the green! Me doing a fancy move! Ha!! (I wouldn’t know the first thing about how to do that)

Is Jacob looking for his ball out in the parking lot? :o)

Jorden wishing Timmy would hurry up!

Mr Golf! (He won too! BTW, I came in second for the first time in my life!) trying to get the boys ready for a photo shot

   Ahhh, finally! Everyone is looking at the camera and has a pleasant look on their face.

  Posing for my hubby Jorden with Uncle Joe    Getting ready for the race.

Taylor’s first time to drive the big cars. He was scared stiff I think. Notice Joe shhhing someone who was talking during the instructions. (Probably Timmy :o)

Now he’s smiling!  Jorden and Timmy getting ready.

   Jacob is still too short to drive his own car, so he road with Jeff. I think I caught him in a sneeze here.

Taylor did really well! Uncle Joe cruising… Jeff and Jacob are really happy to be moving!

Jorden, leaning into the curve…

Chris and Timmy raced against each other the whole time. Timmy never did pass Chris.

Jacob getting ready to jump in his boat. He could drive his own this time. Chris is after Taylor Timmy spraying Jacob Jorden and Taylor shooting each other.

Jeff wacking one out of sight!

Taylor getting ready to bat. (this was his first time to do the batting cages)  He did really well! “Keep your eye on the  ball daddy!’