After getting into Alabama six hours later than we were supposed to because of snow in Minneapolis we finally made it to the beach the next day. Andrew was a super trooper on the plane and we got several compliments about how well behaved he was. He didn't complain once! AJ was so excited that it was 'summertime' in AL! It was beautiful everyday we were there- high 70s and sunny. What more could you ask for? We played on the beach and in the pool everyday.
Showing posts with label Vacation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vacation. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Gulf Shores, Alabama
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Captiva Island, Florida
We went to Captiva Island, Florida the first week of May.
This was all packed before I went to check my email downstairs...
At the beach. It was 87 degrees and sunny everyday that we were there. It snowed 3 inches here on the 7th.

Playing in the waves

I found a starfish the first day we went to the beach! It was still alive so we sent it back into the sea.



Eating a (sandy) snack
He was happy as can be digging in the sand. We went to the beach in the morning and the pool in the afternoon. The afternoon sand was too hot to stand on!
He is fearless in the water. That's good and bad for momma!

Gramma and AJ. Steve's parents came down from Gainesville and spent a couple of days with us.


Gramma and AJ are talking to Fred the parrot. Fred didn't talk back. The guys are playing golf with my Godfather, Chuck, while we went to this place with birds and some other animals. Then we went to a little craft shop and AJ made a bracelet for me for Mother's Day. I love it. I wear it everyday.
Talking to the gecko. The gecko didn't talk back either.
Before a Tarpon Bay boat tour with Gramma and Poppa.
Playing in the waves
Captiva was a great place to relax and just enjoy each other's company. It is a great place for families. Andrew had a ball playing in the sand and ocean and pool. We rented a 3 bedroom condo from the owner and it was wonderful! We look forward to a return trip!
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Beantown
In early May, Steve & I took a long weekend to check out Boston. We had a really nice time- good sites, good eats & good weather. I did blog about Boston already on my other blog, Indigo Star Fairy, and most of the pictures are the same but there is a little better commentary... We did all the typical things that there are to do in Beantown- Fenway, Duck Tour, Boston Public Library, Boston Public Gardens (loved it!!), Freedom Trail, Newbury Street, USS Constitution, Harvard, Hah-vahd Square...
Trinity Church
Steve & I at Faneuil Hall in front of a statue of Samuel Adams. OMG, a picture of Steve & I and no Andrew in sight! In fact a whole post without Andrew...
The very cool old graves at one of the many cemeteries along the Freedom Trail. The artwork is kind of kitschy and very neat. Is that disrespectful to the dead that I think the artwork is 'kitschy'?
Samuel Adams grave. All the rocks on top are a Jewish tradition to show that you have paid your respects. Flowers die, stones don't.
Saturday, February 7, 2009
UF Museum of Natural History
I have to admit I thought Andrew was going to be bored with a capital B at the museum but he really liked it. We constantly heard 'oooooohs!' coming from him. He particularly liked the skeletons (especially the woolly mammoth) and the shark jaws. He surprises me everyday!
Steve and Andrew check out what goes on when wood rots.
Andrew was absolutely mesmerized by these. OK, we all were. There were 6-8 reconstructed jaws there. They found the teeth in the St. John's River (Jacksonville) and Cooper River (I don't remember where this river is) and then did a cast of the projected size of the jaw. Criminy, they are BIG and really scary!
I just really like this picture. :)
I just really like this picture. :)
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