I Spy

My in laws live 7 hours from us here in Houston. I know very long trip, but we've actually made the trip many times so its not as bad as you think. And lately V baby has what we like to call "car narcolepsy", so it makes for an easier long distance trip. B wanted to drive the whole way to and fro (God bless him!) and I was left to be the passenger, which was a-okay with me! Here are a few ways I/we passed the time:

*read a magazine
*played peek-a-boo multiple times with V
*asked B about his future has an artist
*tried to think of meals for the week
*wrote a grocery list
*feed V lots of snacks
*sang the "itsy bitsy spider" over and over (Vs current FAV song, she does the cutest spider hands!)
*climbed back and forth from the front seat to the back for "errands" of snacks, V-entertainment, and lost toys
*double listened w/ B to the ipod while V was sleeping at night
*slept
*tweezed my eyebrows (great lighting in the car during the day!)
*talked, talked, talked
*made up the most ridiculous laughs with B

When I asked B about car games he use to play when on road trips he excitedly yelled "Cows and Windmills!!" I replied "ummm excuse me?? I've never heard of that game?" He says "Oh this must be a West Texas game"...He went on to explain that you count all the Cows you see while driving but the first person to see a windmill yells "Windmill". That person "keeps" his cows, while everyone else starts back at zero. Then you keep counting or yelling windmill then at the end of the game the person with the most cows wins.

How do you pass the time while on a roadtrip?