Everyone knows that... (part 3)

Well everyone knows that when you arrive at your camping destination you will be wanting a dish of ice cream... of course. Then what else but to do a little bit of kayaking.
I am thinking Brian is really brave taking my $1000 camera on the river in a Kayak. I will have to ask him about this when he gets home.

No rapids here, but when they did go down the rapids Brian was the only one that didn't tip over.
Do you see the Jelly Fish? I guess this kind doesn't sting or doesn't sting as bad???? Brian told me something along those lines.

All of these activities were done the first day they arrived. 16 July 2008 at Clayoquot Wilderness Resort. When they got back from kayaking they went to their tents where the bags had been taken. They had a robe and flip flops laid out for all of them. Aiden said "daddy look how nice they set out my flip flops and robe."

Brian relaid this story to me one night as he was in his tent with his computer access chatting with me. This is copied from our chatting.

Brian says:
We have an outhouse just outside our tent that is our own personal outhouse. The problem with the outhouse is that the locking latch is up at the top of the door about 6' high. I told Aiden on the first night to wake me if he needed to go potty during the night.

The next night as we were getting ready for bed he asked if I remembered him waking me up to go potty the previous night. I replied 'no". He said that he woke me up and I said "I'm coming" but never showed. This caused Aiden to have to climb the fence next to the outhouse, lean over and unlatch the door all during the middle of the night.
And did I mention that this place is crawling with bears????? We have probably seen a dozen bears right here in "Camp".
Brian says:
Hows that for "Good Daddy"??

I am thinking that the outhouse looks a bit away from the tent... What do you guys think.

Brian says:
They said that bears raised the zippers on three tents last night to take a peek inside.

My mom gave Brian a "bad Daddy award" when he came to pick up the kids from her house. It had bears on it!!!! This is a bit scary, more than I would like to think about. Aiden didn't even take the horn that signals the dogs. That could have been really bad. Brian needs to tell people who don't know, like for instance Aiden, that you have to throw a ice pack at him or something large to get him to wake up. (That is what I did in the hospital.)

Aiden said he loved the food. Everyone knows that you need to have sorbet to "cleanse the pallet" between every course in a five course meal made all the difference. We were really proud of Aiden he had to eat terrible things, WINK WINK... like lobster, shrimp, steak, crab, gourmet soups, etc... it must have been really hard on both him and Brian to have 5 star dinning every morning, noon and night! Aiden is having beet soup above!Last everyone knows that after a hard day of playing you must go and get your robe and flip flops and head on down to the hot tub.Even if your mother didn't pack you a swimming suit because she had no idea that this was the kind of camping you were going to be doing! Thank goodness for the robe to cover the cut off jeans.

Finally Brian said that when they would get back to the "tent" in the evening the tent was all lit up with candles. He said he hated to get up and blow them all out. I told him I was glad he did, I could see it on the news now. Four year old Utah boy, burns resort down and causes millions of dollars of damage... not to mention burning have of Vancouver Island. I guess he should get a responsible daddy for not letting Aiden burn anything or anyone.