Georgia Day 5

Jump #5

 Hehe.  We actually didn't watch jump #5.  Instead Grandpa spent some time at the Infantry museum and C and I played in the indoor pool at the fitness center on base. 

 Some of this little guy's landings look surprisingly similar to the real thing.  Ha!

 In the afternoon Grandpa, C and I headed to the Coca-Cola Space Center.  When we walked in and I saw how small it was I thought for sure we'd be done in no time.  But, we closed the place down.  C spent most of his time operating these little mars rovers.

 He also did some amazing weather broadcasts.  "There's a big storm coming today.  So, if you want to play at the park, the only park you can play at is your backyard park.  And if you want to go to a friend's house you gotta bring your life jacket."

 We all took a turn with these flight simulators.  And I'll go ahead and mention that I was the only one to get a bogey, aka I shot a plane out of the sky with my missile!

 They also had a planetarium and we were able to see the Sesame Street show about the stars.

 We met up with hubby after he was finished for the day and went to dinner.  C could not keep his hands off his Daddy!  Hubby had told him not to pull on his shirt at least 10 times.  The hubs was getting really frustrated and my father-in-law and I were finding it pretty amusing.  I told them it was a huge boost to my self confidence to see that after spending like an hour with C he was already losing his patience.  I lose my patience too, but after days.  "Your fuse is short," I said.  "Well, what do you expect?  I've been living on my own for the past five months, able to do whatever I want, whenever I want."  My father-in-law and I looked at each other as he asked, "Is this supposed to make you feel sorry for him?"  Exactly.

That night in the hotel hubby was reading (actually paraphrasing) a book to C before bedtime.  He skipped a part and C called him out on it.  "You forgot to say it's like the batmobile on monster truck wheels.  You forgot that part Daddy."  To which hubby quipped, "Well, good thing you know it then."  I looked at hubby, held my thumb and index finger as close together as I could get them and said, "Your fuse."  "Yeah Daddy, you're confused."  Ha!