Lovin' it: Bangor, ME

Air hockey with dad at the camp store game room.

We spent the day swimming and chilling at the campground today.

The pool is awesome - it goes up to 8 feet, so diving is possible, which we love.

We also had some time for dates.

Maeryn and I played air hockey and pool and ate some ice cream sandwiches while Jonah and Michael swam and played air hockey and Foosball. 

Later, we went out as a family.

 

Roller skating is fast becoming a favorite family activity.

I'm still in awe over how kind and helpful people here in Bangor are.  Everyone is open.  They're genuinely interested in you personally.  They don't have some other agenda.  They're just people.  Down to earth.  Hard working.  Fun loving.  People.  It's a nice change, and it's much easier to find friends.

Switched!

The next day (the one after the last blog entry - the date one...) we switched kids.

Maeryn and I hit up Ben and Jerrys, the local co-op grocery (we got French bread and yummy vegan chili), and Church Street - where the Festival of Fools was raging (in a good way):

This is a piano juggler.  He is playing a song.  Using his juggling balls.  And it is crazy.

We met up with the boys in the park where we were informed by the locals that the people wading in the fountain should not be since that's where the homeless people poop in the morning.  Classy.

But hey - if you gotta go...