CloseQuarters

       Chugging along going through lots of other places we arrived at Nashville. When we got to Nashville mom had already booked us a few different places to go play, see or watch something. In Nashville we went to a trampoline park called Altitude. At Altitude they had a mechanism called Wipeout. The setup for Wipeout was four trampolines in a circle and a big bar that swung around and I had to jump over it. The first time that I went on it, I was wondering how fast it could go. I think that the Wipeout mechanism was fun because if Gibson or I hit it with a part of our body and it stopped, I could push it and it would make it go twice as fast as it normally would. One time when I went to jump over it I jumped too late and my legs got hit by the soft bar and went face first into the trampoline. It felt weird to do a face plant into the trampoline because I had never done one before. Altitude also had a balance beam fighting game. When Gibson and I where fighting, I ...

  These are some highlights from, Georgia, Nashville, and Kentucky. In Georgia we did a lot, but it was raining most of the while. Georgia is known for its antiquing. We did quite a bit of antiquing. We went to 3 antiquing shops, my Omie would have been all about it. My dad got an old fishing rod to hang in his garage.   I can’t lie Georgia was a pretty cool place. I like antiquing and I loved Georgia very very much. Next I went to Nashville Tennessee. Tennessee brought some more antiquing, but this time my mom got an old, working train light. The train light has red and blue lights.   My mom also bought a ladder and some jars. In Nashville, we went to a professional soccer game, Nashville vs LA. The professional soccer game was pretty cool to see in person.   The stadium was not as big as on TV but it was still big.   The players and goalies are so good compared to my level of soccer.   I liked Kentucky. In Kentucky we met some friends named Liam and ...

      On our new travel course to Nashville, we were happy to leave Florida and its expensive and elusive beach campsites behind, and spend time going through Georgia instead. Gibson’s new antique obsession has put us on a course to the city of Monroe, where they boast of the world’s largest antique shops.  We hit up a couple of really great Harvest Hosts along the way! A Sunflower farm that presses seeds into some amazing oils that we sampled and bought. Oh the pecan oil!  So, now I have told Adam that I want a pecan tree and a cold press so that I can mae my own oil. Seriously, I am getting so many ideas that, now, I am scared to come home because I’m already going to be broke, and I want to buy so much more, and become an artsy farmer that has more time than money 😆 . We even hit up a legit Estate sale. We parked and walked through the barns on the estate. There were lots of items, from doors, to tools, to glass jars, but over-priced, we felt. We stayed a...