Saturday, June 15, 2019
Water Toys
As we prepare to cruise, and think about entertaining our grandchildren for extended periods of time, we have been challenged to identify fun and educational items that are easily stored on a boat. We have a variety of books, toys, and craft items. We already have a great collection of ‘water toys’ for ourselves that we know the grandchildren will enjoy. Kayaks, paddle boards, rafts, waterhammocks, and noodles are in great abundance.
However, I hope these people leave before the grandchildren arrive or they will be seriously disappointed in our level of preparedness!
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