We were Minneapolis bound to visit Aunt Melissa over Labor Day weekend. The drive to and from was endless, but so worth it. Aside from having a beautiful, comfortable and awesome place to live, Aunt Missa showed us that there is sooo much to do in Minneapolis. First, we hit up the Minnesota State fair- eating waaay too much fried food, but loving every minute of it. Later that day we hit up Mall of America's Nickelodeon Universe, which is unspeakably awesome. Backyardigan statues- enough said.
The next day we had fun driving around experiencing the city, followed by the Como Park Conservatory and Zoo (both of which have free admission, can't get any better than that!).
The day we left we took a stroll across the Mississippi River, ate lunch and hit the road again. We packed a lot in two days, but it was so much fun. Thank you Aunt Melissa for the fabulous weekend!
*WARNING* massive amount of pictures ahead, proceed at your own risk.
Ready to start the Fair!

Cotton candy and Corn- they're in the same food group, right?


Melissa & Katie, Jared & William going down one of the slides at the fair. I wasn't very good with the camera, sorry. I know both kids enjoyed it though!


William loved his view ;)



Princesses carved out of butter!

Worn out after the fair:

The Backyardigan statues were so cool. When Katie saw them she started to climb over the fence so she could go be with them ;) It was so neat to round the corner and see all five of them there. I got a little giddy myself. I'm a 29 year old Backyardigan junkie!






Inside the Dora Ride Ferris Wheel:


View of Nickelodeon Universe from the Ferris Wheel. Awesome, right?

View of Mommy and William from the ferris wheel ;)





















The best ride inside the house- the blowup mattress ;)



Every morning William would wake up first, then have his baba in bed next to daddy. It was really cute :)


Because Jared is a Civil Engineer ;)


We were waiting for a big boat to come out, but out came a tiny fishing boat!


It was nap time for William ;)
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