On Day four, we we still a little sunburnt, so we wanted to plan some light-sun activities. First, the kids made some tie-dyed shirts at the hotel.
Then, we decided to hang out at the Villages of Baytowne Wharf. Before going though, When we first got there, it was around lunchtime, so we headed straight to Hartell's Diner.
Megan and Danny really enjoyed picking out old music on the table juke boxes,
and the food was classic diner fare. After lunch, we went through a few of the shops and then down to the water to feed the fish.
The kids also wanted to ride the carousel, and although Danny was a little upset that Megan claimed the dragon, I think the zebra was a better fit for him.
We continued around to the arcade where the kids had fun winning tickets and picking out prizes,
and then on to the candy shop to pick up some treats on the way back to our hotel.
It was a quiet day of shopping and play, but the clouds were moving in and the wind was picking up. Before the rain started, we trekked out to the beach to fly a kite (a nice family gave us one in the elevator as we were arriving at the hotel and they were leaving).
Megan to a turn, but left it mostly to me, while George and Danny went out into the water during riptide to experience rougher waves than we'd been in yet.
Once we tired of the wind and water, we went back in the hotel just in time for the heavens to open up. While it poured, the kids went to Kids Night Out's Spy Camp at the hotel while George and I went on a date at the hotel lounge and restaurant.
By the time I picked the kids up in the middle of their tube sock battle, we were all ready to turn in. It was a long, relaxing day.