A Game-Changer

Today started out as "one of those days".  It was rainy and cold.  I felt lazy.  In fact, I layed on the couch in the morning and fell asleep a bit.  We set out to do errands and all I heard was bickering.  We were going to stop for lunch and they absolutely could not agree.  Anne actually cried at Dylan's decision to go to LeeAnn Chin's.  Cried.  Seriously?  We finally went to MY choice.  Caribou Coffee.  :)

We went shopping.  It didn't stop.  Dylan complained because he couldn't buy a toy.  Anne bickered because she couldn't buy a purse.  Ugh.  I was about ready to give up and go sit in front of the TV.  Finally I suggested we look for a waterfall and even that was met with resistance.  "It's too cold".  (I told you to wear pants).  "My allergies make my face hurt.  Let's go home". (Your allergies will still be miserable at home).  So we just went.  I didn't tell them where we were going.  I just drove. 

And THIS is what we found.  A few minutes east of Woodbury.  And it was a game-changer.

Still learning how to use my camera.

Anybody recognize this hidden gem? 

Finally got the settings figured out (I think).

Before the birth of his son Sampson, Manoah, prayed:  “Pardon your servant, Lord. I beg you to let the man of God you sent to us come again to teach us how to bring up the boy” (Judges 13:8)