Yes that's right I'm back. Came back around 11 pm last night. Everything was a blast over at Niagara falls.
First it was a pain because the drive was 6 hours. Sitting in a car that long and not moving,you start to notice that your legs are going numb. When we actually got near the hotel we were staying in there were plenty of construction on the road, the roads where closed. So after half an hour of driving around not knowing where the heck anything was. We finally find the hotel. We finally get into the hotel, we find that our view is..the parking lot. but the pillows were heaven.
Then we got to the falls. Beautiful. Simple as that. We walked over the entire island and it was great. The only thing was that the horseshoe falls smelled like dead fish. The only wildlife I saw were seagulls (lots of them) and squirrels, black and brown. Speaking of the little brown squirrels, when we were walking back to the hotel, we saw a little brown squirrel chasing his tail. He climbed up a tree a bit, then just flipped back down to the ground. Then once on the ground he would pause, then start to do summersaults. It went on for a good 5 minutes. It was hilarious.
The next day it was the maid of the mist, Cave of the winds. Maid of the mist was a boat ride towards the falls, where, of course, you go down to the water and you get wet from the mist. The cave of the winds, you get more wet. You walk up platforms near the falls, and you get drenched on the waterfalls. It was fun..and cold. Well, you get a poncho and sandals. There is also a top of the entire platform called the hurricane deck..It feels like a hurricane. I was going up there to pose for a picture, the wind screwed with my poncho hood, I pulled it down and ended up drenched by a big wave of water ^-^''. We also went to the aquarium, that wasn't as spectacular, it was basically a tiny little thing that had an elementary school field trip or something because there were about a hundred screaming little kids in there at once (I don't like kids). We also went to the Buffalo Zoo. That was pretty interesting. It had a bunch of different animals. But it still had another field trip, this time with another elementary school. And that was screaming. ><. Basically 10 kids were screaming out Simba and Nala's name from Lion king when we got to the lions, and that wasn't even their names. Reptile house was just as bad. A little girl kept screaming "Wake Up" at the top of her lungs at a giant reticulated python when it WAS actually awake. And there was a teacher or parent or guardian that told of a story, to a kid, of her driving a bus and running over a giant snake. T.T.
After all of that, the last day we went to the Corning museum of glass. I'll give you a tip, if you have a hotel saved up and you have a chance to cancel, don't cancel! It's a large museum. MY mom and I didn't know it was that large when we first saw it. But you can only take so much glass. We ended up going home early because we canceled our hotel, and we just drove home. We found it to be only 2 hours away from our house. Plus, it's a beautiful drive. There's a lot of trees, and not many houses, very nice; we're thinking of going back during the fall.

Well, that's all. ^-^

P.S. Oh, I got a plush Eagle Sting Ray from the Aquarium. I call him Infamous Heart Throb. ^-^