Monday, March 06, 2006
Kegler's look out!
The wife and I took the crew last weekend to the St.Albert Bowling Centre for a little family bowling entertainment. Kegler’s look out!
First up in the shot put event was Parker. Even with the kiddy bumper pads on each side of the lane, Parker managed to fire a few straight down the gutter.
Up next was Tanner. One thing I’ve learned when having a two year old bowling with you, is to not pay by the hour, but rather by the game. Elapsed time from each ball leaving his hands to ‘tapping’ one of the pins was about 38 seconds.
Mackenzie did a fine job, but took my cringing to a whole new level as she lobbed a few grenades into the lane next to us.
Thanks to the fine folks at St.Albert Bowling for turning a blind eye on those ones.
Tanner also managed to solve the age old mystery of what happens when you put a few bowling balls back
down the chute that they came rolling up from. Again, a big thank you to the fine folks at St.Albert Bowling who had the patience to come out a few times to remove the balls that were clogging the system.
Overall, it is one of the best activities to do as a family as even our youngest (2 years old) can participate.
First up in the shot put event was Parker. Even with the kiddy bumper pads on each side of the lane, Parker managed to fire a few straight down the gutter.
Up next was Tanner. One thing I’ve learned when having a two year old bowling with you, is to not pay by the hour, but rather by the game. Elapsed time from each ball leaving his hands to ‘tapping’ one of the pins was about 38 seconds.
Mackenzie did a fine job, but took my cringing to a whole new level as she lobbed a few grenades into the lane next to us.
Thanks to the fine folks at St.Albert Bowling for turning a blind eye on those ones.
Tanner also managed to solve the age old mystery of what happens when you put a few bowling balls back
down the chute that they came rolling up from. Again, a big thank you to the fine folks at St.Albert Bowling who had the patience to come out a few times to remove the balls that were clogging the system.
Overall, it is one of the best activities to do as a family as even our youngest (2 years old) can participate.
