first and probably last swim day.

if anyone knows me, they know i pretty much live to swim.
and by swim i mean get tan and go down a million waterslides.
cause let be real, if you put me in a deep pool i would just doggy paddle.
but i LOVE swimming.
if i could swim all day everyday (literally) i would.
so i've pretty much been deprived of swimming out here.
yeah, the girls have swim lessons everyday.
but its not like i get in the water.
and its in the morning. bleh.
so anyways.
while i had a couple days off work, i took advantage and we went to raging waves.
THE BIGGEST WATER PARK IN ILLINOIS.
and let me tell you.. its was massive not even that big.
smaller than 7 peaks.
but pretty much the same rides and stuff.
but you didn't have to pay for tubes.
which was awesome.
and the wave pool was like 1/2 the size of seven peaks.
but the waves were like twice as high. it was awesome.
it was great weather.
the water wasn't too bad.
don't ask cameron. he will tell you otherwise.
it was probably one of the best days of the summer.
this water park is literally in the middle of no where.
you are driving through a bunch of cornfields like "where is this place?"
and then wam. its right there. surrounded. by. corn.
yet so many people there, i don't know where they all come from.
it was a great great day.
then we came home and made taco soup.
i love swimming and then coming home and putting on sweat pants,
getting warm and watching a movie and eating warm food.
its my favorite thing.
i didn't take any pictures that day. i was enjoying myself too much.
so here is one i found online to show its surrounded by corn.
all the waterslides are behind the photographer i'm assuming.
oh and the lazy river is a mile long.
but the best, i mean worst part about it is that its only 2.5 feet deep.
guys. TWO AND A HALF FEET.
like what do they want us to do. swim or walk?