Kzoo Airzoo

Look, up in the sky! It's a bird, it's a plane, no it's Olivia flying through the entrance at the Airzoo, on Sunday, August 9th. What a deal the Airzoo has going currently. Free admission for all! There is a fee for the rides, but children 4 and under ride free, although most are too short for all of the rides. You can buy tickets for rides or pay $12.95 for a bracelet and ride them all as much as you like. We only bought a few tickets, but Andy had to do the flight simulator. All I can tell you after watching his contraption flip and roll numerous times, is that I'm never flying with him as a pilot. I was pleasantly surprised at how much there was to see and do for all ages. Last time I went, I think I was in 1st grade and I haven't had the desire to go back since. There is so much more now. I highly reccommend checking it out.

By far Olivia's favorite ride was the hot air balloon ride. Daddy went with her once, and then decided I would have to go with her a second time, because his stomach couldn't handle it. I tell you, when you get older, those circular motion rides get to you.

Olivia also had to take a few spins as a pilot of her own plane. She had Andy ride in the backseat of her plane the first time, and that was a sight to see. He barely fit.

In other news, Mia went to the Doctor today for her 4 month check up and the dreaded shots. She weighed in at 13 lbs. 9 oz, and was a lengthy 26 inches tall! The Dr. was amazed at her height. She's grown 3 1/2 inches in the last 2 months! She of course screamed to the point of barely breathing during the shots, but a little nursing calmed her down quickly. This time she at least waited until we got home to throw up all over me, as opposed to last time at the Doctor's office. She is very mobile now. If she would just take those hands out of her mouth she'd be crawling. She gets up on her knees, but always has her hands in her mouth so she pushes her head around on the floor when she moves. It's quite cute. She rolls very quickly too, so if we set her down and walk into another room, we are never surprised to find her in a new location upon our return. She continues to be a very happy and easy baby, but just recently has developed more separation anxiety issues with other people. She's fine with both Andy and me, but others can be a different story. My 10 year class reunion is this weekend, and I am praying she is angelic for Andy's parents.