Jan. 14, 2025

We Are The Hansons Our Adventure to Louisiana

We Are The Hansons Our Adventure to Louisiana

Join us as we share the highlights, challenegs, and unforgettable moments from our family trip to Louisiana! From exploring local culture to managing travel logisitcs with a large family, this episode is full of laughter, lessons, and memories you wont want to miss.

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Welcome to We are the Hansens, the podcast where we

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share the joys, challenges, and chaos of life with a

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big family. In this episode, we are taking on an

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exciting journey to Louisiana. From the moment we packed the

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vehicle to navigating the unexpected twists and turns of traveling

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with so many kids, This adventure was one for the book.

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Join us as we share the highlights, the hilarious memories,

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and the mishaps. And that is what made this trip unforgettable.

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Whether it's the food, the sights, or the joy of

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being together. This episode is all about how we make

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family adventures meaningful and fun. So grab your favorite snack,

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settle in, and let's dive into so our adventure to Louisiana.

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All right, everyone, So today I have a special guest

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here with me today who will be joining me and

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talking about our adventure to Louisiana. Say Hi, Maddie.

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Hi.

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All right, So Maddie, we're going to take this adventure

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to the top. Everything we did from getting ready to

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go to going and coming back. So this was kind

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of a last minute adventure for us. It was we

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need to go get seafood. So let's hurry up and pack,

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get in the car, and we're out of here. So

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what did we do that day, Maddie. We hurried up

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and packed, didn't we Yeah, you just threw our stuff

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in there. We did, and it was kind of chaotic,

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but we managed. So our trip was like this. After

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we got in the car, we stopped at a gas station.

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And you know how Dad is. He's always crabby when

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we go on trips at first, just the initial startup, right, Yeah,

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he's like a bear, grumpy. I don't think he likes

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taking any time. He hurries up and just goes. He's

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that kind of guy.

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He doesn't want us to like waste a lot of

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time because he just wants to get there and get back.

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Yeah. Yeah, he's always in a hurry. So the road

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trip to Louisiana, it was actually pretty fun, I would say,

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just all the stuff we got to see along the way,

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the neat casinos and all this stuff on the sides

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of the road, you think, so.

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Yeah, I just didn't like it. When we were packed,

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my legs hurt, my back.

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Yeah, it's it's kind of cramped, you know, lots of

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kids gotta pack in. We were like sardines. So, Maddie,

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what were you most excited about when we first planned this.

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Trip staying at a hotel swimming?

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Yeah, I think that's all the kids like to do,

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is just being able to stay in a hotel and

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enjoy swimming. That was definitely one of my favorite parts too, because.

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We didn't think Mom could swim, so we like bullied

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her for years about it, and then we went to

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a pool and she swam.

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Yeah. They always bullied me about not being able to

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swim because they like to swim in the creeks in

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the water here, and I'm just not one for that.

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I'd rather not swim with a bunch of fish and

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nasty snakes, so I just don't do it.

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Mom, you gotta be fearless.

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I am fearless, but you're not so gross. I don't

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want them biting my toes or Do you remember any

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of the songs on our way there that we jammed

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out to.

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Grandma take Me Home, g'ma Stop Home.

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Yeah, that song is one of the kids's favorites. They

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like to jam out to that, but usually Jeremy will

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play music we don't like, so we got to try

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and convince him to let us play stuff we like

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because he likes some odd stuff. Do you agree.

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Yeah, that's why I download movies on my phone.

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I got to keep us sane. And of course we

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always bring snacks for the trip. A road trip without snacks.

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What's your favorite snack?

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Pickles?

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You like pickles on the way, but boy does it

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smell up our cars and cheese its. That's yeah, we

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always take Jesus. That's a simple one. So we travel.

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We get into Louisiana late because you know, we like

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to travel afternoon into dark because it really helps with

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the little one. Sleeping in the car kind of makes

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the trip a lot easier. So we travel at night. Well,

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we get into Louisiana and we stayed at a really

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nice hotel. When we went to Louisiana. Yeah, on our

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way there, we stopped. It was about thirty minutes from

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where we needed to pick up our seafood, and we

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didn't stay up too late there. We pretty much just

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relaxed and watch movies. When we got there. They didn't

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have a pool or anything. And then the next day

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we got up kind of early and we went and

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met the guy with our gators and that was pretty cool.

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That guy, so he has he hunts gaters for a living.

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Plus he has a gator farm that people can tour

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because he breeds them as well. Plus he goes and

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catches nussin gators, which is when animal control calls him

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and says, hey, we got a gator here that we

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need removed from this lady's property or man's property. Will

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you come and get it. Usually he's the one to

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go get the gator, who wrestles him. So we get

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our gator. We go and look around a little bit.

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After we get our gator, we see all their cool stuff.

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As we're driving, we see a huge gator run over

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on the road. It was missing its head, but that

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was pretty cool. What did you like about that part

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of Mattie? Did you like holding the gator? No? I

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was scared. I was gonna freak out on me. Yeah,

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they're kinda as babies. They rubber band their mouths shut,

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but they are scormy.

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I have to agree on our way up, I like

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people that play roadblocks will know this. But it's like

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there's a brick Caven game on roadblocks. And we went

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through a town called Brickhaven.

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Yeah, it was pretty cool. It was pretty cool. That

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was one of the first things all the kids said.

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So after we get our seafood and stuff, we went.

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We had a little mishap are cooler yucky in it

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and it was horrible, horrible, So we had to go

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to a gas station and clean it out. That was

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a chore. Me and Maddie cleaned that out.

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Because I didn't want to smell it.

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Yeah, it was pretty bad. So we got all that

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cleaned out, washed it, got everything packed in there where

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it needed to go, and we ended up driving heading back.

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But on our way back we wanted to stop in Tennessee. Memphis, Tennessee. Well,

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needless to say, everybody was getting antsy, so we decided

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to stop before it got too late so the kids

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could actually get out, hang out, swim, enjoy some time.

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Before we went swimming. I ordered our food at the

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hotel that we stopped at, and we went down swimming,

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and Maddie was like, Mom, you could swim.

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Yeah, And then I had to text my brother Gavin

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and tell him that Mom could swim.

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Yeah. None of them believe me. You see how that goes.

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They didn't believe their own mom.

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Well you don't believe your own kids sometimes.

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Well that's because your kids. I was a kid at

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your age too. I fibbed a lot when I was

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a kid, and I know you guys fib a lot.

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So we swam for a while and then we ate

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and we watched some movies, and then we got up

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and headed home early in the morning. No, I think

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it was around ten o'clock. Oh yeah, yeah, we ate

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there at the hotel.

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Yep.

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We ate a continental breakfast at the hotel.

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I didn't really like our dinner. They messed up my order.

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Yeah, that order it was horrible. I don't even remember

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where we huddle house, I think or I can't remember,

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something like that. But it was not good at all.

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Jeremy was complaining the whole time.

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It was so bad.

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Yeah, and then so we ate breakfast that morning, and

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that was kind of a fun adventure because I think

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it was torn maybe it was Anna. One of them

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spilled their drink. I don't remember which one it was.

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I think it was I think Nina was feeding that

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her drink.

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Yeah, so we ate breakfast and heading home. There was

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a lot of stuff to see. We've seen the Pyramid

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of bass Pro. That was really cool. I mean that

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place looks huge.

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We drive there a couple towns and they kind of

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stunk some of them.

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Yeah, it's very A lot of the big towns smell

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like big city smell. I don't know, it's just a

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different smell. Yeah, like sewage or I don't know. It

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just stinks really bad. So, Maddie, on our way back,

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what was your favorite part? What do you mean like

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driving the back?

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Yeah, sleeping or looking out on the It was like

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graining and we were looking out into the water on

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the bridges and you could see like the things jumping

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out of the water, like the alligator.

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It was pretty cool. It was actually really really cool.

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Some of the lessons that we learn on our adventure

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is we have to stop an awful lot. So our

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lessons that we learn is.

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Use the bathroom every time you get out.

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Yeah, when we stop, use the bathroom. Because we were

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having issues because we would stop, the two little ones

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would always say, oh, we don't have to go. I'm like,

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well try anyway. Well they would try, or they say

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they'd try, and then you get in the car and

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we're five minutes down the road and they got to

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use the bathroom again. And we had to stop a

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couple times because of that. So we get home, we

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had to get the gators all packaged in a better packaging.

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How was that for you, Maddie? Having to get the

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gate unwrapped and re wrapped because the packaging that they

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were wrapped and was not good and full gaters. It's

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a pain. It is a pain.

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That's why I stood back and watched you and Dad

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do it.

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Yeah, it's an it's not fun guys. So if ever

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you have to go, or you want to go and

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you want to pick up a full gator to eat,

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make sure it's wrapped right because they were not good wrappers.

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Whoever did it?

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On our way back, I liked torn and Nina. They

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would look out the windows and they say, oh, that's

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a fish, Oh that's a gator. They'd count how many

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they did it, like every.

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Some of the places we passed through, you could actually

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see the gators swimming in the water and.

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There was like swamps right next to houses. Like going

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down all the way.

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What did you think of their house as there?

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Oh they were huge, they were huge.

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And some of them they were in the swamp part

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of the marsh and they were on stilts. But there

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was no way to get to these houses. Unless you

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drove a boat to get there.

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Oh yeah, we saw a guy driving a boat in

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there and we thought he was gonna get stuck.

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We've seen a lot of them catching fish while we

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were there.

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Yeah, we should have been in the water.

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Yeah. Probably Maddie probably would have gotten eaten by a gator.

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And then what then, what would we have done?

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I'd be okay, Yeah, you think you'd be okay.

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I know how to wrestle. Just you gotta you gotta roll.

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So the guy where we got our gators from, when

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he took us on our tour, it was pretty cool

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because he told us that if we ever come back

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to Louisiana to pick up any more gator from him,

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he said that we could go on a gator hunt

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with him. And I think that'd be aready found. What

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do you think? Uh, maybe you want to go gator wrestling.

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I'll wrap the thing around him and he can tackle him.

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So I just wanted to come on here today and

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talk about our adventure. Needless to say, when we got back,

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we were all wore out and tired. We had a

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mess to clean in the truck because of all the

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girls' food that they had dropped everywhere. It's always a nightmare.

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It is always a nightmare. I wish they made something

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that you could put over your seat and as soon

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as you get back from trips with kids, you just

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grab it off like a tablecloth and throw it away

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and put a new one on.

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I think they do make stuff like that.

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Well, they do make something similar to that, but it's

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not disposable. Usually you got to take it out, wash it,

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forget it. I don't want to wash it. I just

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want to be able to take it out and throw

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it away.

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Put some trash bags down on the seats.

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I don't think that plastic maybe, No, that wouldn't work

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because you'd have it'd go through the cracks.

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Of the plastic crap.

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Yeah, you know how, because it's not very wide.

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Well, they'll lair it, okay.

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So that was our adventure. Dad was crabby a lot

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of the times.

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And it just that when dad's crabby, it makes everybody crabby.

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And the little girls they kept saying, are we there yet?

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Are we there yet? And I was praying that they'd

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fall asleep.

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Oh no, we never did.

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We listened and watched the rain, and then we'd think

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about the hotel we were going to Yeah, they were

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all excited about the hotel.

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So that is the end of our show for today.

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It doesn't take a lot of time free mom day

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