Twice a year, each Collett kid gets a chance to go out with mom or dad for one-on-one time. We try to do something they choose, though sometimes they need a little guidance in choosing. February was Joseph's month and my turn to take him. He wanted to go mini golfing. He was sure he'd never been because he couldn't remember our golf trips in Idaho. There's a nice golf course in Cape Canaveral that is only $5 a person. Because it's outdoors, it's best in cooler weather, which gives us about a 4 month window.
Time for a selfie with a photo-bombing gorilla!
This is a little golf dance that Joseph made up. It's one of the few times he was detached from his shadow.
Putting into a cave. Very skilled puts are required for this hole but neither one of us qualified. This might be one of the holes that Joseph got to start over again when his ball returned to him!
One last selfie. It was a beautiful morning and we had the golf course to ourselves. The fact that we are still smiling means that we had fun despite being horrible golfers!
Joseph didn't do too badly for his "first time". But neither one of us got a hole-in-one. Maybe next time.
The arcade had been very tempting as we passed through it on our way to golf. I'm sure it's placement was no accident. Joseph wanted to play some games, so I gave him the choice to spend the money on games or getting a treat together. Guess which one he chose.
Ten dollars in quarters equals a lot of quarters! It would have seemed less expensive if the games had taken tokens and not actual quarters. But Joseph had a lot of fun and got a bit of a workout. ;)
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