July 4th parades are always fun and games until you let your little ones fall asleep in the car with salt water taffy in their mouth.
The taffy was melting out of his mouth. It wasn't falling out, this was a steady stream of oozing chocolate taffy. It kept getting bigger and bigger as Jennilyn and I gawked at it. 
Chocolate milkshake anyone?We tend to be regulars at Rigby Lake, it's one of the only kid-friendly places to swim around. Jennilyn grew up on the beach and I have always liked swimming, so we have that itch to get wet and splash. Rigby Lake is a lot nicer than when I was growing up. They have extended the grass, cleaned up a lot of the dead trees, and put in new sand. They now charge to go there, but that even limits who goes there. The crowds are limited and there are less scary people.
Ben trying to walk in shallow water with fins on.
Jennilyn getting ready to snorkle.
Indy trying to get as close to tossing his dirt on Fisher.
Indy at Rigby Lake.
Fisher in the sand at Rigby Lake.