Day 72 - March 13

You probably would not believe how incredibly excited Jason was about one little part of our trip to Oswego if I even tried to explain it. So I won't. But I'll just say that he grew up going to a restaurant on Lake Ontario called Rudy's (the official name is Rudy's Lakeside). There's nothing fancy about Rudy's, but people come from all over the place to get fish sandwiches (delish), hamburgers, hotdogs, and all manner of things with their famous (maybe) Texas Hot Sauce, which is a spicy meat sauce that they put on anything and everything.

Rudy's is only open for the summer, and they very kindly decided to open up at lunchtime on our last day in Oswego. Jason was a happy, happy man.

Meanwhile, part of the fun of going to Rudy's is throwing rocks into Lake Ontario. Keeping tradition alive (I blogged about Rudy's and the rocks two years ago), we had to throw rocks again this time. The difference is that, last time, it was May and Michaela was in short sleeves. And we could get right down to the water. This time, it was March, it snowed shortly after we left, and there was an ice cliff/edge that kept us away from the water. And Michaela was most certainly not wearing short sleeves, but was definitely freezing in not enough coat.

But a girl's gotta do what a girl's gotta do.

So that's rocks, snow, ice, a 3 foot drop, and then the lake. I'm cold looking at it.