Algonquin Park

Nothing better than spending a long weekend camping in Algonquin Park.

We left on Friday right after school and we drove two hours north to the park. It is a gorgeous place, with trees, pines, leaves, birds, beaches, lakes and nature. But it was much more crowed than I thought it would be, because it was the first weekend of the year when the park is open (after a long and hard winter). We took the trailer and slept there for three nights. We came back home on Monday, on Victoria Day (holiday in Canada).

We met some friends there, and we had a blast! Games, bike rides, books, food, bonfire, marshmallows... I loved it!! I have been camping before but I am going to remember this forever!! The weather was perfect as it was not cold, and we enjoyed it all together. Three days in a campsite, nice weather, with no wifi, no showers (haha), family and friends... sounds good eh?

Some funny facts ... 

On Saturday morning I was playing baseball with Emma using this heavy ball when it was my turn to pitch. Unluckily, my non-really-good experience in baseball made me throw the ball to her head... and believe me, it was heavy, really heavy. She started to cry, and I felt so bad.

Then, on Sunday morning I was playing baseball again, but with Milsy this time, but I was batting. She threw me the ball and when I batted the ball just went to her face (it was not that heavy ball I used with Emma). She started to cry too when she realized her nose was bleeding... I couldn't feel worse haha. 

Finally, we came to the conclusion that if they are going to play baseball with me, they should play in my team and not against me :P

I found this really funny ok? haha

Milsy creating a master piece in the sand

Waffle cones filled with mini marshmallows, mini m&ms, skor and peanut butter bits ... all roasted and melted :,,,,)

Visions of sunshine, the leaves trembling as the trees slowly sway in the wind, sand and waves gently crashing around your toes.