After a full day of no fever and too much t.v. we decided to take advantage of our season passes to Discovery Kingdom. Little did we know that when we got home we'd find yet, another symptom, a rash. So on Monday morning we took her in and she was diagnosed with Fifth Disease or what is also known as "Slap Cheek," because it looked like someone slapped her cheeks. We learned that at the time the fever is gone the rash appears within 24 hours and she is no longer contagious. Phew! That might have added to the guilt for taking her to the theme park and potentially spreading it.
Feeling a little better and excited to be on her first ride for the day. Now that Addie is walking she is able to go on quite a few rides.
Feeling a little better and excited to be on her first ride for the day. Now that Addie is walking she is able to go on quite a few rides.
Dada sneakin' a kiss on the carousel.
I was pointing at the camels near by, but Addie loved the tortoises on this Safari ride.
We ended our day with the elephants. I love that we can see everything from elephants to tigers, giraffes, whales, dolphins and more, but I am truly torn in supporting the way that these animals are kept. It breaks my heart to see them in such confined areas, which are much worse than the zoos or aquariums. I question buying another season pass. For now I think we've gotten our money's worth and we have enjoyed the rides!
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