Life is a Highway

Riding on the highway from Huntsville, AL to Gulf Port, MS. So far this will have been our longest ride...maybe 5-7 hours, who knows. The kids have gotten in a pretty good routine in the RV (still no name) play their DS, draw, eat and then take a nap.

Just wanted to thank Mac and Melissa for making us feel so comfortable for the evening. You guys have such an inviting house! Sorry if we ran your electric bill through the roof charging ALL of our electronics! So the Davenports taught our kids 2 things while we were there

• swear jar: Molly and Grey now have a swear jar, every time they hear Chris or I say a bad word we have to give them a quarter. Hanging out with their Daddy on this trip they are gonna save up quick for their Wii, just kidding hon!
• Sardines: A game similar to hide and seek but instead of everyone hiding only one person hides. When you find them you just quietly hide with them until everyone has squeezed into the hiding spot. Lots of fun, not so much in the RV but I am sure when we get home it will be fun.

Now what did the Hanburger's teach the Davenport's??? we taught them how to RECYCLE!!!

After a wonderful breakfast fixed by Melissa, we went to the rocket and space center, www.spacecamp.com, it was really amazing. I can't wait until I can catch up with Honey and find out more about when her and Grandmother Darlene worked at NASA, I think the kids will have a new appreciation to hearing stories about it now. More to come later.....