My mom knew of a cute little pond that was close by, so we took Charlotte there to feed the ducks. Unfortunately, everyone else had apparently had the same idea, so the water was FULL of uneaten bread. But that was alright, Charlotte began quacking without any prompting from us, so I considered that mini victory.
Granny Lisa also had a totally awesome bubble machine that Charlotte absolutely loved. She loves bubbles as they are, but this was a dream come true.
I finally got to see the crazy, funky, odd, awesome house that my sister lives in! I'd heard all about it, and had been looking forward to seeing it myself. I was not disappointed. Katie and her roommates are all about animals, (alive and dead, oddly) and most of them own creepy crawly pets... like two species of highly aggressive tarantulas, which is absolutely beyond me. Don't worry, I didn't take pictures of those two.
This is Lemonpepper, the leopard gecko
And this is Adelaide, the kestral. Some of Katie's roommates or falconers, and they have a shed out on the side of their house where they keep their birds. Adelaide was super cute, but she wasn't very happy with us since we had no food for her and kept making her do tricks.
And once I got back to my mom's house, I had to break out my Utah survival kit in order to get any sleep: Humidifier, lotion, and a glass of water. (Not pictured: lip balm and throat lozenges) How did I ever live in this climate? I felt like every ounce of moisture my body had to offer was being sucked out of me every time I breathed.
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