Our trabels took us to Florida next. Actually, it was because one of the alligators we met during our night trip through the swamps in Louisiana was so friendly. We chatted wiff him for hours, and he told us about some cousins ob his in Florida, suggesting we bisit them. Unfortunately, we couldn’t find his cousins—his map wasn’t berry good—and the one alligator we did meet turned out to be rather grumpy.

While we were there, Dad suggested we bisit the Kennedy Space Center to see the space shuttle, so we did. We eben got to take a tour, and it’s quite different from Marty’s Space Shuttle.  All the folks at NASA were nice and berry smart.

We mobed along and headed to the beach. Ob course, we needed to refuel ourselves so we wouldn’t waste away. We grabbed a few Cubano sammiches, then spent the rest ob the day at the beach, enjoying a beautiful sunset.

It’s Waffles again! How is eberybody doing?

As we trabel on, we had to skip ober Wiscomsin because we don’t hab that one yet, straight to Michigan – home ob the Detroit auto industry. Since we are interested in trabel, we were offered a tour ob some car and truck factories and we took them up on it. It’s super fun to see how fings are made. I was hoping we would get a free sample at the end ob the tour, because lots of times they do that wiff tours, but we didn’t get one. You might be wondering what auto makers are in Detriot. General Motors (GM), Ford Motor Company, and Stellantis (formerly Fiat Chrysler Automobiles). I hab neber heard ob Stellantis, so they might want to work on their marketing a bit more. Maybe they should stick wiff Fiat or Chrysler. And they really should fink about gibbing out samples too.

In case you were wondering, only me and Baxter had to wear hard hats because we had cars ober our head during the tour. In case the cars fell down, the hard hat would protect us from getting squished.

Fank you so much Wendy Balog – we really enjoying dis learning experience and are waiting for you to call us and tell us where to meet you for snacks.

It’s Monday and I was reading about all the snow and cold all ober the country, so it made me want to stay in my sock all day in solidarity wiff the cold people.

We are trabeling again!  Today we spent the morning in downtown Little Rock, Arkansas and we decided to bisit the Riber Market and other fun places. We lub days like this: food, music, and adbenture.

First stop was a berry cool old fashioned drug store wiff a soda fountain and ice cream!  We had a big lunch and then wandered around the city and did some sight seeing.  There was one spot we found some music and danced.

We heard Bill Clinton is from here but we didn’t see him.  Now we are off to Louisiana…

Fank you to Shirley Loftin for dis trabel license!!