I have to admit that I was a little nervous about this trip for a few reasons.
- I am not a "roughing it" kind of person and when I think of the lake/river- I think of roughing it.
- Ema is only 4 years old and she cannot swim. I do not allow her to swim unless we are with her. What if she gets out of my sight.
- Ema sometimes is fearful of the pool so she will never get in the lake and what will I do with a 4 year old that will not get in the water.
- I know there are snakes in that water and NO lake is big enough for me and a snake!
The next morning we loaded the kids up and off to the lake we went.
That's right! She even got on the tube (or whatever its called) She was grinning from ear to ear. I think I have a little daredevil on my hands!
I have to admit that I did not see any snakes but we did see a raccoon. This raccoon lead to a very interesting conversation amongst Leigh, Susan and myself that proved my friend Leigh's intelligence about wildlife. This is how the conversation went...
Susan: Look at that raccoon!
Leigh: Raccoon's won't bother you. Raccoon's are like cat's they cannot swim!
The following day at breakfast Leigh says "You know I have been thinking about that Raccoon. Raccoon's can swim. They have to swim to build all those damns in the water."
Emily: That's not a raccoon that is a beaver!
Thank you Leigh for inviting us to the Lake! I learned a lot at the lake.
- Never take your phone to the lake!
- If you take your phone make sure you have a bag of rice at the house
- Wear cheap sunglasses not Ray-Ban's.
- You know nothing about Raccoon's or Beavers!
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