Last November 27, 2005 was our very first "lakwatsa". We visited the newly opened
Georgia Aquarium, it is the largest aquarium in the world... Along with our lakwatsa were Tolitz, Amy and little Aldwin who visited Atlanta for Thanks giving. Since we just decided to go there the night before, we didn't get the chance to purchase a ticket online. We suffered from blistering wind falling in line for 4 hours to get in but the long wait was worth it because we saw a lot of water kingdom species that we never saw before... Zoe was so amazed as a am specially when we watched and heard the
Beluga whales sounds.
Daddy and Josh were looking at the same spot...it was the great white shark coming !!!
A pose at the Tropical fishes section
My family at GA Aquarium
After exploring the whole aquarium we sat down to do some gags. Josh was on his nap time.
A pose outside the Aquarium before we bid goodbye
The great thing about roaming around Atlanta is that the tourist destinations are just close to each other. The GA Aquarium, Coke, CNN, Phillips Arena and the Centennial Park. You can visit it all in just one day. So before and after our GA Aquarium Escapades we took a glimpse of the Centennial Park.
@ The Centennial Park with the View of CNN Head quarter.
Don't choke me m'hal...
The Symbol of Olympics held in Alanta in 1996 which was also the Centennial celebration of Modern Olympics.
Way to go Zoe!!!
Daddy and Josh were looking at the same spot...it was the great white shark coming !!!
A pose at the Tropical fishes section 
My family at GA Aquarium 
After exploring the whole aquarium we sat down to do some gags. Josh was on his nap time. 
A pose outside the Aquarium before we bid goodbye 
@ The Centennial Park with the View of CNN Head quarter.
Don't choke me m'hal...
The Symbol of Olympics held in Alanta in 1996 which was also the Centennial celebration of Modern Olympics.
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