We had the entire aquarium to ourselves for half an hour. It was truly amazing. I felt like a VIP family just walking around
and looking at everything. There were no
crowds, no lines, no chaos. Michael was
so happy. He had his map out and made
sure we saw everything. It was such a
different experience from when we had to carry out a crying, overwhelmed child
who just couldn’t handle the crowds and the noise.
So, I am counting the two plus hours we spent walking around
the aquarium as my exercise for the day.
By the time we got back to the car and I could sit down, I was
exhausted. Even though I’ve been
exercising regularly for a while now, it’s just not the same as actually
walking in the real world. I am thinking
that once spring gets here, I’m going to have to fix that.
The best part of the day was definitely seeing his face as
he realized that he could wander around the exhibits and be completely at
east. He was reading the display
information and making comments. I could
let him more than two feet away from me without worrying about him wandering
off or getting lost. I have never had
that level of security at any outing with him.
Ever. It was beyond amazing. Thank you National Aquarium!
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