::goofily::
By the time we left, we still had not seen any traces of oil, but the news said it was coming. It will be there soon.
Regardless of how long it takes us to get back to our beloved Gulf Coast, I will forever have this picture in my head. Izzy & Sophie walked hand-in-hand every morning down to play at the beach together.
Our condo had a lazy river and a twirly slide that the kids L.O.V.E.D.
The kids had a BLAST playing in the sand & building castles with their new sand toys.
(Thank You, Mrs. Sharon!! )
I didn't get many shots of Alexander, he was so busy running with the cousins. I did manage these of him in the water.
We went to church this evening for a VBS training meeting. Think we had around 50 people there.
Izzy squealed the whole time. Making it difficult for everyone to divert there attention back to the podium instead of watching the cute 2 year old attention hog....
Sophie announced in front of everyone that she "POO-POO'd."
Bubb quietly played his DS the whole time.
He definitely gets movie night tonight.
I've kinda talked up one of the Indiana Jones' so at least I won't want to pull out my fingernails...
Yesterday at Nonny & Paw Paw's, he made friends with a little Roly Poly caterpillar that he found back on the right-of-way with Paw Paw.
I JUST HAD to get him something to put the new friend in so he could take him home.
Seriously??
I found a paper bowl to let him crawl around in for the last few hours we were there.
When it was time to go and leave his new friend, the attachment to the caterpillar had definitely become unhealthy and a total, complete, desperate meltdown occurred.
On the way home he told me, "Mom, I really miss my caterpillar friend."
It was sad and funny all at the same time. Mostly funny, but sad.
Tonight he asked, "Mom, do you think my caterpillar is okay?"
Then he said, "I miss my Daddy more than my caterpillar."
I just hugged him & reminded, "Only two more wake-ups."
