Sunriver 2005
You might be amazed to learn that it can be very relaxing to spend a week on vacation with four three-year-olds.
You might be further astonished to learn that, even though it rained six of the seven days we spent in Sunriver, we STILL had tons of fun.
We had playgrounds and bike trails to ourselves, which was great for our kids who are not quite up to Tour de France form yet. (Training wheel class, maybe.)
Here's a shot of Zack, Kamlyn and Hugh at Fort Rock Park, after watching dads Jim and George in a ferocious Iron Cage match of tetherball.
Zack's tour de force of the trip came when he needed to find a tree for an emergency bathroom break. Normally a "sitter," he's still learning the fine art of taking a vertical leak in the woods. Rule number 1: Don't lean your head against the tree trunk. He STILL has sap in his hair.
You might be further astonished to learn that, even though it rained six of the seven days we spent in Sunriver, we STILL had tons of fun.
We had playgrounds and bike trails to ourselves, which was great for our kids who are not quite up to Tour de France form yet. (Training wheel class, maybe.)
Here's a shot of Zack, Kamlyn and Hugh at Fort Rock Park, after watching dads Jim and George in a ferocious Iron Cage match of tetherball.
Zack's tour de force of the trip came when he needed to find a tree for an emergency bathroom break. Normally a "sitter," he's still learning the fine art of taking a vertical leak in the woods. Rule number 1: Don't lean your head against the tree trunk. He STILL has sap in his hair.
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