Luck us got to go fishing in the Bluegill pond behind Cabela’s in Glendale. On the same day that Chelsea got to feed the fish Aaron arranged for all of us to go back on Thursday afternoon to go fishing. We didn’t have to bring poles or bait, just ourselves and our smiles. Brad’s brother and his kids joined us for the fun. Not a lot of fish were caught but the kids had fun casting the line in the water and reeling it in with the anticipation of catching a fish. Kyah had a bite on her line 3 separate times but wasn’t able to hook the fish before it got away.

There were plenty of adults to help the kids with their endeavors to catch fish. There were even 3 Cabela’s workers that came out too.

The water was this murky green color and you couldn’t see more than an inch under the surface, but that didn’t matter to the kids ( or us for that matter) because we were having fun.

Joseph was such a big kid. He kept saying” no I do it, I do it” Every time he did I laughed my head off!!!

Kyah loved being able to cast her hook where ever she wanted( safely) it made her seem so grown-up to me. I am not ready for my little girl to grow up yet!

It was such a fun afternoon that I don’t think the kids will forget it anytime soon. I know my kids still talk about it even now. What a fun afternoon to spend to spend as a family :)

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