Mother's Day
The boys and I had a lovely Mother's Day on Sunday. We met Liesel and her kids at an enormous public park in Munich located on the grounds of Schloss Nymphenberg. It was originally a hunting grounds for the Royal Court. Today, The park apparently hosts the largest beer garden in the world, seating over 8000 people. It is also home to a Wasserspielplatz (basically a playground with sprinklers on some of the equipment) and a deer garden where kids can pet and feed deer through a fence. On Sunday, however, we didn't do either of those fun activities, though that will definitely be another trip sometime soon. Instead, Mother's Day was the seasonal opening of their Wasserspielplatz, so the park was filled with all sorts of games, rides, and other family-friendly activities. After eating our picnic lunch, we wandered the fairgrounds. Here's a taste of what we saw.
the equipment so that kids can play and stay cool.
Unfortunately, even though it was the opening day of the
season, the water play had not yet begun.
to attach poles together while Willem tried to rip them apart.
these crates to watch OTHER people build towers.
all the paint. That's when we came up with the plan to have
Gerrit sit with his hands together on his lap.

(Look at his ice-scream smeared face and
tell me if you think he had a good day)

A video of Gerrit on the balance boards

going down the slide. Here's a shot of Ella riding the slide,
with Thomas ready to slide down next.
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