Reading on the cold balcony |
Our family at the Plains of Abraham |
The Saint Lawrence River |
Boys rolling on the grass |
Me and the boys at the Citadel |
James and Camille |
James and the boys at the Citadel |
Montmorency Falls |
Throwing rocks in the river |
At the Montmorency Falls |
Christian and I skipping down the path |
Jon's picture of Grandma |
Christian's picture of Grandma |
Afterwards we headed back into the center of the Old Town, the part of Quebec that is behind a fortified wall. The boys were tired and just wanted to go home and I confess that I was ready to get away too. So after we parked the boys and I left James and Camille to shop and sightsee while we walked the kilometer back to our apartment. We walked along the wall and on the way we found a little playground. We stopped for a bit but the boys had more fun rolling down the steep hill than they did on the playground. Their pants were a mess with grass stains and mud and at one point Jon looked up at me and said "Grandma's not going to be happy with this!"
Jon on the wall |
Jon walking the wall in Quebec City |
Christian takes a rest |
Old Town from the wall |
Rolling down the hill
Once home we had a snacky dinner. We seem to shop at the market every day so by this time of the trip we had accumulated a LOT of food. After dinner I left Will and Jon to clean the apartment and watch a show while Christian and went down the the plaza across the street. He's been wanting to drive his car in a larger area ever since he bought it but he was a little disappointed to find that the area had been taken over by a group of skateboarders. But still he had fun racing his car around the outside and eventually the skateboarders took a break so he was able to drive it where he wanted.
Christian really wanted a picture of this cute car |
Driving his car in the plaza |
On the way home we stopped to buy some milk and Christian insisted on carrying the groceries all the way. But he refused to accept my thanks and praise. When we arrived home we found Camille and James who had also decided to come back for a dinner at home. So James made eggs for us and we all watched the movie Instant Family. I love this movie. It is all about a real life family who adopts three children from foster care and their struggles, doubts, joys, and heartbreak are all so real. The ending perhaps wraps things up faster than is typical but it is really a beautiful movie.
Afterwards James read the Hobbit to the boys and now that they are all settled the two of us are going to go out for a walk around the city to search for some ice cream. :-)
Goodnight!
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