What better way to spend a hot and humid day than with good friends, keeping cool in some water. We hit up the Toronto Zoo's Splash Pad which is, for kids, a dream-come-true. For kids.
For two mothers of three kids each... the enjoyment was in watching their enthused faces. I think Stacey and I both spent much of this splash pad experience suppressing feelings of unease (panic!) that surfaced each time a kid (usually Josh) went off in a different direction.
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The kids had a blast. There were various huge slides.
For two mothers of three kids each... the enjoyment was in watching their enthused faces. I think Stacey and I both spent much of this splash pad experience suppressing feelings of unease (panic!) that surfaced each time a kid (usually Josh) went off in a different direction.
The kids had a blast. There were various huge slides.