of which I have no pictures...it was super busy so all energy was spent tracking two children who like to run in opposite directions, and trying to calm Abbie down from a near panic attack over the Penguin mascot who was there to hug all the kids. My kids have never been fans of people dressed up as large animals- but Abbie literally jumped back two feet when she saw this thing. She then refused to walk and had a death grip on my neck for the next 30 minutes. We managed to escape the penguin and the kids had a great time-topped off by Grandma letting them pick out toys in the gift store- I have pictures of the toys ;) Elliot decided at dinner that night to try out his first big brother-can-torture-his-little-sister move by saying this to Abbie - "Abbie remember that big penguin at the aquarium? He is coming to our house to get you!" "No Elliot! Noooo!" Can you feel the love? :)

Sharks and a pink seal that has a pink bow-she has slept with it every night since!

Penguin mascot
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OK. So who are the kids in the pic with the Penguin? Maybe their parents could provide some pointers on how to eliminate the large fury things fear. When I was a kid, they just had clowns to scare the bejeebies (Sp?) out of you. Sounds like a fun trip and I guess this was in N-KY. Don't remember if you, or your sisters ever had a large fury thing fear. I'm sure they'll get over it. Nowadays, you see large fury things everywhere. Best not take them out around Easter.
Gramps
I don't know the kids in the picture :) Easter bunny invokes panic from both of them. I have honestly stopped going to the mall around Easter time to avoid the bunny all together. We're hoping this subsides before we make the trek to Disney in a couple years!
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