Tour of Baton Rouge

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 Saturday morning we got an early start to show the kids parts of Baton Rouge. 
 We started with breakfast at the hotel.

After breakfast, we joined my cousin Lynsey and her kids to play at the children's museum, Knock Knock. They didn't really remember each other, but quickly became friends and had a blast together!






Kenianne

Macy



After a really fun morning at Knock Knock, we were ready for a yummy lunch at The Chimes! 



Charlie and Cline became buddies and had such a good time together!

The Chimes was as good as ever and the kids had a great time together!

After our yummy lunch we took Charlie and Livy to see LSU. Mike the Tiger was napping in the shade, but we had fun walking around telling the kids about where the band plays and what it's like going to Tiger Stadium! After seeing LSU, we drove by our old house and shared memories of growing up together. Fun to teach the kids about our history.

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