Our dear friends the Tobiases invited us to join them for their annual "look at pretty lights at Ginter Botanical Garden" tradition. No pictorial evidence is to found in this post, but it was also "dog night," which means there were about a million dogs ranging in size from "purse/lap" to "bigger than my elementary schooler." There were a lot of living beings in attendance, to be sure, and the line to get into Ginter to park was SO INSANE that we parked a few blocks away and walked.
There will no doubt be future trips to this awesome display, and we've even come up with a plan for a less crowded experience, but I'm not going to share it here in case the 3 of you who read this blog get any ideas!
Our dear friends the Tobiases invited us to join them for their annual "look at pretty lights at Ginter Botanical Garden" tradition. No pictorial evidence is to found in this post, but it was also "dog night," which means there were about a million dogs ranging in size from "purse/lap" to "bigger than my elementary schooler." There were a lot of living beings in attendance, to be sure, and the line to get into Ginter to park was SO INSANE that we parked a few blocks away and walked.
There will no doubt be future trips to this awesome display, and we've even come up with a plan for a less crowded experience, but I'm not going to share it here in case the 3 of you who read this blog get any ideas!
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