We often refer to our weeks spent with
grandchildren as “Camp NanaSabba.” I cannot quite recall how that got started,
but it has stuck. Last week was our second session of the 2019 season, and the
campers were cousins Eliana (almost 14) and Julia (almost 5½). What follows are
some of the highlights.
We spent our first full day, Monday, at
The Bronx Zoo. The girls really enjoyed the animals and Julia had her face
painted while Eliana had a painting done on her forearm.
On Tuesday we headed over to Legoland. This place can be a lot of fun but, although we arrived just when it opened, the crowds were insane! It seems to be a very popular destination for day camps.
On Wednesday we had been hoping to head over to Rye Playland but the weather did not cooperate, so instead we went to New Roc City, which is high on Eliana’s list of fun things to do and turned out to rank highly for Julia as well. The girls won a lot of points which they traded in for some toys.
On Thursday we saw The Gazillion Bubbles Show. This had been a big hit when we’ve taken some of our other grandchildren over the years, but Julia may have found it a bit overwhelming. Still, during some of the calmer moments she did enjoy it. She chose to forego having her picture taken inside a bubble, though.
On Friday we drove back up to Sharon with the girls, and we stayed through the weekend. All in all, it was a fun-filled week for all four of us.
Love,
Rebecca
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