David called this our "Coconut Catastrophe." He likes collecting as many as he can from the trees at our complex. We use them to make coconut milk (I can't drink dairy), coconut flour, shredded coconut, use the water in smoothies, and anything else we can think of.
David got swallowed by a mud puddle and spit back out while he and Dad were collecting coconuts.
We visited the Seaquarium again and this time they had a baby dolphin that was only a week old.
David's stack of books from the library. He devours books like crazy.
David asked me to teach him how to crochet and this time he was actually able to do it. He is working on making a lap blanket. He thinks it is great to sit together and work on things.
Grandma Carol sent David a loom for potholders and he really enjoys it.
We went to Lion Country Safari and drove through a preserve-like place with all sorts of animals. They had a CD we played in the car that told us about the various animals as we drove through. We drove right through the animals, with the exception of the lions, who were fenced, and the primates, who lived on an island and won't cross the water.
After you drove through the animals they had a small amusement park area. David got a stick with bird food on it and then could hold a bird while it ate. They had water slides that were not attached to pool. David was just tall enough to be allowed down the slide that went almost straight down. He said it was a little scary, but he went down it several times. (The line for the twisty slide was way longer than for the straight one.)
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