So- the proverbial trip to the beach just took place, and it was really a trip. Literally.
I was able to spend a decedant two weeks at the beach, and although that sounds good, the only thing that was redeeming was that as bad as it could get the first week, I knew things had to get better the second week. No offense to the wonderful team of mommies I had the first week! I had my two beautiful aunties join me and my mom on the first week, and then Dad and the husband joined us for the second week. It seemed like such a good idea- and my heart breaks for my aunts who only had one week; for, it was spent with a tropical storm, three people (including two babies) experiencing a terrible stomach virus and me, the mommy enduring a sinus infection that landed me in the infirmary, and finally one auntie that experienced a harrowing bike ride and wreck! Nothing like a few rainclouds to help you appreciate the sunshine! The first week we really had only one venture to the beach, but these shots come from our first taste of the Atlantic. It was so cold, I left Maddie in her pajamas! What a beach bunny! I was really lamo about carrying the BIG camera around, and found that my photos were severely lacking! I hope Dee Dee can come thru with some memorable shots. Highlights of the second week included bike rides, and lots of yummy fried fish. I know, that is so 1985, but I do love me some fried shrimp. The Salty Dog was our favorite outing, and the condo provided us with some fun "nights in". We ate ourselves into oblivion some nights. Bluebell Ice Cream is such a treat. There is a reason I try not to keep that in my fridge at home. Will someone tell me when I can expect my children to sleep while on vacation? Out of 14 nights away, want to know how many nights my children slept the whole night through?? Nada, nil, zilch- that's right NEVER. Then upon our first full night home they were happy little sleepers - all night- Thank the Good Lord! They love their own bed almost as much as their mommy!
Well, we are truly blessed to be able to travel and enjoy life- so here's to great memories!
I was able to spend a decedant two weeks at the beach, and although that sounds good, the only thing that was redeeming was that as bad as it could get the first week, I knew things had to get better the second week. No offense to the wonderful team of mommies I had the first week! I had my two beautiful aunties join me and my mom on the first week, and then Dad and the husband joined us for the second week. It seemed like such a good idea- and my heart breaks for my aunts who only had one week; for, it was spent with a tropical storm, three people (including two babies) experiencing a terrible stomach virus and me, the mommy enduring a sinus infection that landed me in the infirmary, and finally one auntie that experienced a harrowing bike ride and wreck! Nothing like a few rainclouds to help you appreciate the sunshine! The first week we really had only one venture to the beach, but these shots come from our first taste of the Atlantic. It was so cold, I left Maddie in her pajamas! What a beach bunny! I was really lamo about carrying the BIG camera around, and found that my photos were severely lacking! I hope Dee Dee can come thru with some memorable shots. Highlights of the second week included bike rides, and lots of yummy fried fish. I know, that is so 1985, but I do love me some fried shrimp. The Salty Dog was our favorite outing, and the condo provided us with some fun "nights in". We ate ourselves into oblivion some nights. Bluebell Ice Cream is such a treat. There is a reason I try not to keep that in my fridge at home. Will someone tell me when I can expect my children to sleep while on vacation? Out of 14 nights away, want to know how many nights my children slept the whole night through?? Nada, nil, zilch- that's right NEVER. Then upon our first full night home they were happy little sleepers - all night- Thank the Good Lord! They love their own bed almost as much as their mommy!
Well, we are truly blessed to be able to travel and enjoy life- so here's to great memories!
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