We took a mini vacation to Tulsa, OK last week. We left on Wednesday morning and returned Thursday evening. We stayed at the Wyndham that has a small kid's indoor waterpark called Leapin' Louie's Lagoon. It was perfect for our boys. We had the whole thing to ourselves for about four and a half of the five hours we swam. The water was bathtub warm - a little too warm for Ryan and I at moments. The deepest part was three feet - just perfect for Ben to touch. Nate was fearless though. He would walk right into the water and bob up and down frantically because he could not keep his head above water. When we rescued him he would just wipe his face and go on! He also fell down the three bottom steps in the picture below. He was totally fine and just went on playing. Such different boys I have!
The big slide that they both went down a few times on Wednesday but neither was brave enough on Thursday.
Swimming with Daddy.
The frog slide.
The tree rained!
Cuteness! Guess who that is. (Ryan guessed wrong :)
It is Ben!
Careful around the pool.
Why am I not getting to take a nap here?
Ben's version of rest time while we got ready to check out.
We also went to the Aquarium. So worth it! The pictures are terrible because it is dark and not nice to use a flash. But, you get the idea.
Lots of turtles!
How tall are you compared to a shark?
Touch tank! We all touched a sea cucumber.
Ben couldn't quite get brave enough to touch the sting ray or bamboo shark. Nate was too short - his little arm couldn't go deep enough to reach. Ryan and I touched for them :)
Proof that I was there!
The shark exhibit was so cool. You could walk through a tunnel where the sharks swam all around and over the top of you. We just happened to get there right at feeding time, but a staff member came through and told us the sharks were fasting for the day. Bummer. But, the exhibit was so cool that it wasn't really a let-down.
Face to face with a shark.
We needed a little family time away and that is exactly what we got!





















































