South Haven

Early in the morning, on Sept 22nd, a Thurs., about 7, I woke up. We all took showers, got on our clothes, and got in the jeep to look around. Before we did, however, I went to the office, and asked for paper plates. Cindy, from the night before, said "Sadly, no." I looked around, seeing their beautiful kept up house. Now back to us getting in the jeep. We went back to where we were the night before, and I saw before me, an ocean. But we're in MI. I couldn't even see land off in the distance. It looked as big as an ocean. But this was no ocean. This was a great lake. Lake Michigan.

It was so weird to see a harbor, docks, and beach at a LAKE! It was like nothing I had ever seen before. We looked at the beach, playing in the sand and chasing the seagulls. I was really amazed. If you couldn't pull it off on the Pacific or Atlantic oceans, you could make an ocean movie right here. That's how big it was.

We looked at nice old houses and pretty cottages. We went to Saugatuck and ate lunch.

It was altogether pretty cool. I am still amazed at the size of Lake Michigan. Sometime in your life you have got to see it.

We ate lunch, then went back to Sunny Brook and Dad and Rebecca went to play cards at the clubhouse. Mom and I later joined them, and ate the hamburgers the people served us. It was hamburger night at the Clubhouse. When we were riding on my bike home, we saw water leaking out of an R.V. Mom told us to quickly ride back and tell the people who served us, and when we parked our bikes back at the clubhouse, we ran in and told them. They got straight on the golf cart, and told us we could leave, and they could handle it. To this day, I don't know what happened next.

We then went to bed.

Goodbye for now!

Floating hamburgers on smart phones,

Andrew.