Pete, Tyler and mom went with our neighbors to Packer family night on Aug. 3rd. It was the first time mom and Tyler had been to a game. Daddy was there while they were remodeling so it had been awhile for him.
Inside the atrium at
Lambeau field while we waited one hour and 45 minutes for the game to start. Everyone had to wait inside for that long while a storm passed over the stadium. What a way to see the inside, along with 50,000 other fans.
While we were inside there was this replica of
Donald Drivers locker so we had to take a picture of that.
Finally got to our seats, was drizzling out a little yet and was pretty wet that is why mom has the rain poncho on.
A close look at the players on the field.
Then they went to the YMCA so Melanie could try ice skating. Tyler didn't want to try, they just played on the soccer field.
On Friday Nana and the kids went up to the Bay Beach Wildlife sanctuary in Green Bay. here they are being a giant turtle.
Then they went to Bay Beach for some rides on a little dip in the wading pool.
Some of the kids playing some of our organized games.
The favorite thing all kids did was the money hunt in wood shaving. Everyone got a chance to find money and kids were still looking in the swimming pool weeks later for money.
Inside the atrium at Lambeau field while we waited one hour and 45 minutes for the game to start. Everyone had to wait inside for that long while a storm passed over the stadium. What a way to see the inside, along with 50,000 other fans.
While we were inside there was this replica of Donald Drivers locker so we had to take a picture of that.
Finally got to our seats, was drizzling out a little yet and was pretty wet that is why mom has the rain poncho on.
A close look at the players on the field.
Here is a typical picture we always take in the primate house.
In front of the new entrance to the zoo
In front of the elephants. Nana's favorite is the giraffes. We took pictures by them but it was so stinky by them that we couldn't stay long.
Nana and her grand kids.
Catching a polar bear swimming in the water1