Apparently everyone else in St. Charles decided to venture out the same night as us and we had a 30 minute wait. Luckily, they have plenty set up for the kids to do. Amelia took a turn with the pink rifle and as you can see below, she was all business about knocking off the bunnies.
I had to get a sweet and innocent picture of her shortly after she dropped the rifle. I gotta say, she scared me a bit.
Henry wasn't so impressed with the shooting range, but he did like all of the little lights around--right as his height no less! Luckily they were not hot.
We decided to put Amelia on Santa's lap first so she could have a nice conversation without a wriggling Mr. Henry distracting them. I will say that Bass Pro has the friendliest, most patient Santa I have ever encountered. You would never know there was 100 people in line behind us based on their pleasant, un-rushed conversation. Just as she told us she would she asked Santa for a rocking horse and a Rapunzel doll.
Then we threw crank-pants-Henry on Santa's lap as well for a picture. It didn't go too great. The photographer actually gave us two different ones (the 5x7 is free and then you can order additional pictures if desired) and neither was good. Amelia looked perfect in both, but Henry wasn't real happy with the set-up. Good thing Santa had a death grip on Henry because he was doing everything he could to get away from him.
Our Santa visit was followed up with some Wendy Frosties. Nothing like cold ice cream on a freezing cold night!
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