After a long day of swim camp, we decided to "take a rest" at Johnny Rockets before heading off to swim team. Please note that this is the table before we attacked it with ketchup, nickels, and strawberry milkshakes.
Before we left, the waiter came over and said, "You know, you guys are really well behaved. Probably the best behaved kids I've ever seen in here!" I started laughing because I assumed he didn't see the crayons all over the floor that Kenzie kept diving for, or the water from the vase that Jack spilled all over his lap in an attempt to attack the mini juke box with five nickels at once, or the fact that you could no longer see the top of the table due to our variety of straw wrappers, "nakins," spilled ketchup, etc. When I told this to their dad, he said, "Well I bet the bar is pretty low there. . ." Indeed.
And apparently after swimming all day and then going to swim practice, the kids still had energy to play on the playground. They created a game where they tried to throw a ball over the monkey bars without it going through the bars. Please recognize that Kenz is oblivious to this and is singing to herself as she swings through the danger zone.
For all you non city people: This is what a park in the city looks like. This playground is at a really cool school in Philly that has soccer fields on the roof and a pool in the basement.
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