On our way to the temple we stopped in Long Beach (actually way out of our way) to pick up Dad. He was there for a business meeting and instead of driving all the way back, it worked out for us to pick him up and he also was able to pick us up some free tickets to the Long Beach Aquarium of the Pacific.
Good thing, because the ride there was a little less than desirable with all the traffic and not having enough space in our 8 passenger mini van for all 5 of us. What are these kids going to do when they really have to sit right next to each other and when the line drawn down the middle is not in the middle of the whole seat that is separating them?
We made it and the aquarium was wonderful. We did have to rush through it a little quickly because they closed an hour after we got there. But it was exciting!
Good thing, because the ride there was a little less than desirable with all the traffic and not having enough space in our 8 passenger mini van for all 5 of us. What are these kids going to do when they really have to sit right next to each other and when the line drawn down the middle is not in the middle of the whole seat that is separating them?
We made it and the aquarium was wonderful. We did have to rush through it a little quickly because they closed an hour after we got there. But it was exciting!
So this is a life size whale. Can you say humongous? I hope I can spell it.
We ended our Long Beach stay with dinner at the famous Bubba Gumps Shrimp Co. The food was good but our favorite part was when the waiter questioned our knowledge of the movie Forest Gump. We/Steve did pretty good.







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I'm glad you guys came to see my little place in West L.A. Thanks. And no problem with loaning the movies. :)
Looking at your photos from the LB Aquarium of the Pacific makes me want to go again just to figure out what that odd looking shark is. I've never seen one before. His 'nose' area reminds me of a chain saw. Interesting and odd.
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