
It took several hours, but she's calmed down. Bad news...I still need to go grocery shopping.
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![]() Tried going grocery shopping today and Maymay had a massive panic attack in the tea aisle. It had to appear she was losing her shit over which tea to buy. It took several hours, but she's calmed down. Bad news...I still need to go grocery shopping.
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Maymay was given tickets to check out an interesting theme park, Diggerland USA. It's a construction themed park, with HUGE tractors you actually get to play on! Diggerland USA is located off Cooper Road via Route 73 in West Berlin, NJ. They are about 20 minutes from Philadelphia and an hour or so from New York. The actual address is: Diggerland USA 100 Pinedge Drive West Berlin, NJ 08091 http://www.diggerlandusa.com/ Maymay was given tickets to check out a cool indoor water park. It has a lazy river, slides, tubes, and the Flow Rider, which is a surfing simulator. It was too cold for us to check out, but there is also a huge outdoor area to the water park. They have plenty of beach chairs, but you can rent a cabana for your group. The most impressive part of the water park is the consideration to special needs guests. They have special days set up for only special needs guests - at a reduced cost! Yep, very impressive!
On December 19, 1777 General George Washington's Continental Army "marched in" to Valley Forge to set up winter quarters. This annual event commemorates their arrival and determination to persevere against insurmountable hardship and difficult conditions during their 6-month encampment. Join us this December 19th and experience an evening in Valley Forge. Take a candle-lit guided walk to the Muhlenberg Brigade huts where you'll encounter a living continental camp. Warm up in the Visitor Center with 18th century music, refreshments, and more!
Maymay likes history, so I thought this would be fun to check out. Bonus...it was FREE. The reenactment was fantastic! All the actors and volunteers were perfectly fine with Maymay's million questions. She liked checking out the artifacts and touring the encampment. She was able to go into each hut and touch anything and everything. Maymay sat in one hut by the roaring fire and asked at least a hundred questions to the extremely patient soldier. She was even willing to try the 18th century chocolate (hated it) and the wassail (LOVED it). We also got to hear George Washington speak to the soldiers. Maymay had a great time and said the cold just made it feel real.
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