I got another holiday! It was quite a tiring one but nonetheless fun. Traveling with the terror is never easy. I am still puzzled how people can post all the perfect pics of their babies together with their impeccable dressings from all the sponsors. The planning must be a headache.
We wanted a holiday and Houston was one of the cheapest choices available during this period as we could use our free tickets and lodging was not ex. However, we realized the flight was a little too long for the little one. 12 hours of being confined in a small space. Worst of all, we boarded the flight at 9am, not exactly sleep time for her. It wasn't all peace and quiet but we managed. Flight entertainment and snacks helped. Watching Kung Fu Panda ahaha
Charlotte suffered from jet lag on the first day.
Thus we were out looking for breakfast at 6.30am in the morning.
Houston is all about outlet shopping and I would probably need an extra luggage without the terror. In fact, with the terror around, our 2 luggages were already bursting. I felt quite sorry for the terror while we were shopping as she was constantly strapped to me and had to sleep on the go. It doesn't look very comfortable for her and I think it bores her out. On one of the days, we shopped at the outlet for a good whole 8 hrs!
At least we managed to visit NASA during this trip. We had a tour of the astronaut training center where the terror announced her arrival by screaming like crazy at first. She is too young to understand what is going on but I guess it beats being cooped up inside a mall again.
On the last day, we explored Houston downtown. All set and ready to go early in the morning.
Charlotte's excited face hahaha
There is a free observetory area to view the skyline of Houston at the 60th floor of JP Morgan's building.
We also found a park with a lot of babies playing with water. Charlotte got to interact with one of the youngest babies around. As the baby could walk, she ran away after sometime. Leaving poor charlotte looking at everyone running around haha
We wanted a holiday and Houston was one of the cheapest choices available during this period as we could use our free tickets and lodging was not ex. However, we realized the flight was a little too long for the little one. 12 hours of being confined in a small space. Worst of all, we boarded the flight at 9am, not exactly sleep time for her. It wasn't all peace and quiet but we managed. Flight entertainment and snacks helped. Watching Kung Fu Panda ahaha
Charlotte suffered from jet lag on the first day.
Thus we were out looking for breakfast at 6.30am in the morning.
We had pancakes that were larger than our faces.
At least we managed to visit NASA during this trip. We had a tour of the astronaut training center where the terror announced her arrival by screaming like crazy at first. She is too young to understand what is going on but I guess it beats being cooped up inside a mall again.
On the last day, we explored Houston downtown. All set and ready to go early in the morning.
There is a free observetory area to view the skyline of Houston at the 60th floor of JP Morgan's building.
We also found a park with a lot of babies playing with water. Charlotte got to interact with one of the youngest babies around. As the baby could walk, she ran away after sometime. Leaving poor charlotte looking at everyone running around haha
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