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Last night was our turn on the wagon shuttle and we went around the campground four times. Jeff drove the first two and I did the second set. I got to do the Twist and sing along to Satisfaction and I Wanna Hold Your Hand. It's a tough job, but someone lucky gets to do it. The 1949 Ford tractor is easy with your left foot on the clutch and the right for braking. Once it's in gear you just steer and dance. When you're not driving you are the escort and follow behind in a golf cart with a slew of bicycles following.
It was sunny yesterday and I had bounce time in the morning and the water slide in the afternoon. As I've said before, these plastic wonders are like magnets. The kids love to jump and tire themselves out. The water slide is ice cold water from a hose, but that doesn't stop the little ones from discovering new ways of propelling themselves down the slippery slopes.
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