This is Brady on the last day of school. SO SICK! Poor kid started throwing up so I gave him his epi pen because I thought he was having an allergic reaction. Turns out it must have been a virus or food poisoning because he kept throwing up anyways. He spent his last day of school in bed with a stomach ache and a sore leg from an epi pen that he didn't need after all. What a lousy way to end the year! 
When we first got there we went to the Riverwalk in San Antonio. We ate at the Rainforest Cafe which was a really unique place to eat. 
Then we took a walk to the Alamo. The kids enjoyed being there, and Grant especially like learning about everything that had happened at the Alamo.
My favorite part of Seaworld was feeding and petting the dolphins. What a cool experience!
Brady has always loved Elliott, and he had fun seeing him again.
These two were lucky that Gramps pushed them around all day in this stroller.
Olive was a cutie in Drew's spiderman sunglasses.
Grant and Brady were good sports and rode the Shamu Express little roller coaster with Brent and Drew.
This splash area was a great place to cool down. There is a water park at SeaWorld, but it wasn't open the day we were there.
Hanging out waiting for a snack
Frozen lemonade on a hot day tastes so good!
We visited the penguin encounter at the end of the day. Everyone was starting to get tired by then, and the stroller was the coveted seat.
Drew and Elliott were having a conversation about whether the animal they were looking at was a penguin or a puffin. Drew has missed his little buddy Elliott. I'm glad they remembered each other.
The very last thing we did before we went home was the Texas Splashdown log ride.
It was great that SeaWorld wasn't that busy when we were there, so the lines were really short for everything.
Poor Grammie got the wettest of everyone on the log ride and even in the Shamu show. It just wasn't her day, I guess.
Drew thought the log ride was "AWESOME!"
We had so much fun at Seaworld that we ended up going back the next day even though we hadn't planned on it. 
On Saturday while I ran the marathon relay with Kressyda, my parents took the boys to the USS Lexington. They LOVED touring a retired aircraft carrier and seeing all the cool planes. My mom took pictures, so hopefully she'll send me some. Saturday afternoon we headed back to San Antonio and flew home. Drew and Brent wanted Brady to sit with them instead of sitting with an adult. They were so cute together. I sat across the aisle from them, but they didn't need my help at all.
We made lots of great memories on this trip. It was great to have some good bonding time with Grammie and Gramps. They make everything so much fun. I know the boys will treasure those memories forever.
I got to run the Beach to Bay Marathon Relay on Saturday with Kressyda and 4 of her friends. It was a really fun and unique experience. I ran the first leg which was on the beach at Padre Island. It was really pretty to watch the sun coming up while I ran along the water. I think my leg was the most scenic. I handed off the baton to Kressyda and she headed to the bridge that connects Padre Island with Corpus Christi. The race ended up in Corpus Christi Bay. 
Our Relay Team
While we ran our marathon relay, my mom and dad took the boys to the USS Lexington. It's a retired aircraft carrier that sits in Corpus Christi Bay. 
