George Was Here

I did not pay much attention to what is the details written on this specific  feature  in Kennywood Park but the monument   tells a big story  about the man  in the statue.

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Kenny Kangaroo

Kenny Kangaroo is one of the attraction at Kennywood that our Burritos have tried.  Me and hubby just watched them while the SS Kenny swing away hehehe.

"Kenny Kangaroo is the official skipper of this family ride. SThis tugboat rocks you back and forth, but beware of rough waters ahead when the boat begins to go in a circular pattern.  Parents can ride with their children. Children under 42" tall must ride with a responsible person; there is no maximum height restriction.  All children must be able to walk to ride."

Log Jammer

I can still feel the funny feeling in my stomach when the log that we were riding suddenly dropped at a height I was scared of in Disney World last year. I told myself that I would never do that kind of ride ever again so when we went to Kennywood, my lovelies were telling me to go with them but I refused..

I told them that I would just wait in the bottom so I could take pictures of them.  My son was not thrilled  of it but he went with his Dad and sister anyway.  For me, I was contented to be their photographer.  

Industrial Scientific

 We went to Pittsburgh   last weekend and bought some  goodies from the oriental store.  We don't have  Asian store here in  Weirton so we have to go all the way to Pittsburgh to shop.  On our way home, hubby  showed us where he work at Industrial Scientific.

Just a quick snap of the building where hubby works.

He then took us where he   eats lunch at Marion DiCarlo's Pizza.    A slice of pizza here is under a dollar.

There was a couple of game machine inside the pizza place so we let the Burritos  played a game for each.

We had some pizza  before we left and  go straight home.

Those joyful  faces makes me  smile all the time.

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Beneath the Shining Star Play

One of the photos during Ms. Burrito's Christmas  Play last year.

Volcano Valley

The Volcano Valley ride was closed when we went to Kennywood Park. This ride consists of 20 swinging gondolas traveling in a circular motion. The entire ride lifts to a 90-degree, spinning the riders upside down.  

This is one of those rides that would be impossible for me to try lol.  It would literally make me immensely dizzy.

Chapel Hill Memorial Garden

We went to Chapel Hill Memorial Garden last weekend to visit our departed loved ones. Tow of my brothers-in-law (Dave and Harold), my mother-in-law, My husband's Aunt, and my SIL's son were laid to rest in the said cemetery.

Next month would be   Dave's first year death anniversary.  My husband is still mourning over losing his brother from cancer.  His Mom and Aunt also died from cancer so it is very painful for the family.

His two brothers are side by side and  few feet away is my MIL's grave.  I admire the love that my FIL has for his wife, it's inspiring!

How often do you   visit your departed loved ones?

The Incredible Hulk

 Mr. Burrito here showing his "The Incredible Hulk" pose.  He is on his age where he doesn't really want to be photographed without doing or imitating someone.

Ms. Burrito on her highness  smile hehehe.  

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George Hines Park in New Cumberland

On our way home from Chester, we dropped by at this small park called George Hines Park.

These photos were displayed there to show how the nearby railroad was built.

This gazebo is the  focal point display of the park.

Not sure what kind of flowers are these but little butterflies love them.

The ladies  hanged out in the park while the men  inspected the railroad lol.

This reminds me of the movie "The Lord of the Rings".

The river that separates Ohio from West Virginia.

The little man is trying to explain this kind of rock.

I wish you guys a great day!

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