I did not get to do anything crafty over the weekend. DH and DS went to with the boy cousins for games at my in-laws house. DD and I went to SIL's house to meet with the girls for games. The girls ate out and played lots of games. We went to Medieval Times for the show/dinner on Sunday. It was fun. Our black and white knight won the tournament. If you have been to one of these events then you know what I am talking about. If not, Medieval Times is a dinner/show in a building that looks like a castle. All of the employees are in costume and in character as though you are a guest of the king for a banquet. During dinner you eat with no utensils and watch jousting and other such competitions. They have fabulous trained horses and it is a treat to watch them. The girls really enjoyed the whole thing. There were 7 of us. The only down side to the show was that I took a few of the girls into the castle dungeon. It was not included in the castle entrance price but I thought it would be fun and family friendly. I made a mistake. It was filled real (I guess) with tools of torture. There were artist drawings to show how the tools were used. It was not a good thing to view. I was so stupid to think it was Disney type friendly stuff...NOT. So my advice...stick to the horses and the show. Skip the dungeon.
I wear many hats...joint heirs with Christ, wife to Jim, mother to Hannah and Johnson are at the top of my wardrobe. I retired after working 33 years for a grocery chain. I worked as our church secretary for a couple of years. I help with Awana Club, Ladies Missionary Fellowship, Vacation Bible School, Mission Trips, volunteer as needed at our church, and the local retirement home. The list goes on...just like you...I keep busy!
About Me
1/19/2010
Medieval Times
I have a head cold today. It was coming on for 3-4 days and I thought I would skate through and not really get sick. Hmm...didn't work out that way. I have to travel today for work. That is not so fun!
I did not get to do anything crafty over the weekend. DH and DS went to with the boy cousins for games at my in-laws house. DD and I went to SIL's house to meet with the girls for games. The girls ate out and played lots of games. We went to Medieval Times for the show/dinner on Sunday. It was fun. Our black and white knight won the tournament. If you have been to one of these events then you know what I am talking about. If not, Medieval Times is a dinner/show in a building that looks like a castle. All of the employees are in costume and in character as though you are a guest of the king for a banquet. During dinner you eat with no utensils and watch jousting and other such competitions. They have fabulous trained horses and it is a treat to watch them. The girls really enjoyed the whole thing. There were 7 of us. The only down side to the show was that I took a few of the girls into the castle dungeon. It was not included in the castle entrance price but I thought it would be fun and family friendly. I made a mistake. It was filled real (I guess) with tools of torture. There were artist drawings to show how the tools were used. It was not a good thing to view. I was so stupid to think it was Disney type friendly stuff...NOT. So my advice...stick to the horses and the show. Skip the dungeon.
I did not get to do anything crafty over the weekend. DH and DS went to with the boy cousins for games at my in-laws house. DD and I went to SIL's house to meet with the girls for games. The girls ate out and played lots of games. We went to Medieval Times for the show/dinner on Sunday. It was fun. Our black and white knight won the tournament. If you have been to one of these events then you know what I am talking about. If not, Medieval Times is a dinner/show in a building that looks like a castle. All of the employees are in costume and in character as though you are a guest of the king for a banquet. During dinner you eat with no utensils and watch jousting and other such competitions. They have fabulous trained horses and it is a treat to watch them. The girls really enjoyed the whole thing. There were 7 of us. The only down side to the show was that I took a few of the girls into the castle dungeon. It was not included in the castle entrance price but I thought it would be fun and family friendly. I made a mistake. It was filled real (I guess) with tools of torture. There were artist drawings to show how the tools were used. It was not a good thing to view. I was so stupid to think it was Disney type friendly stuff...NOT. So my advice...stick to the horses and the show. Skip the dungeon.
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