I took the kids bowling this afternoon. They had a good time. Abigail won! She bowled an 80! She beat everyone, including the teenagers! True, Ab used the gutter guards, and the teens didn’t. But Abigail was bowling down the center and hitting the 1 pin head on. I think she’s going to be a good bowler! I want to buy our own ball. It’s so hard to try and find one of the house balls to use. I like a lightweight ball, too. The heavy ones hurt my hand. Anyway, they all had fun, and I won’t mention the teens scores! lol Cousin Steph did say that they were TRYING for all gutter balls, and only hit a few pins by mistake. LOL
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