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Fun on a Friday

Lent has arrived, and that means that most Friday nights, the Stockment's will find a way to eat out in search of the best fish around. We first stopped at  TC's last night, but it was packed and we hadn't thought ahead to make reservations, so Jason guided us to the great town of Americus to Robert's. TASTY! We had a great meal and the kids were well behaved.

Perhaps they were good because we lured them with a trip to Jump it (formerly Monkey Joe's). The kids still love it...and well, so do Jason and I. We may stop going there once we have an "over-4 year old" -- because we are then no longer allowed on the slides! :) But as long as we're "assisting" an under 4 year old -- we'll continue to enjoy good times there. We'll just call it -- Feelin' like a kid again, Friday. Here's the proof that we were all having a good time.

 I love how Jason's all ready to barrell down this slide, and then he realizes kids other than our own are sneaking up on him. Fun. Ruined. :)
Em and Dad tackled the obstacle courses together, while Colton lead the way.

Dad showing Colton how to help Em up the stairs to the slides.

See the sign to the right of Jason's head: "No Adults on slide. NO EXCEPTIONS"....unless Emmalyn is your daughter and you are a protective Daddy trying to help her have a good time! :)


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