What a great day we had on Thursday! We packed up snacks and water and headed out to Catalina State Park (a short drive from Tom and Susan's). We took a great walk along the wash and found frogs and a strange looking fellow with a lot of legs (hmmm... glad we didn't step on that one). The kids had a great time with Josiah and Ezra -- they are great frog finders!!
Monday, March 23, 2009
Arizona -- Wednesday
Tea time in Tucson with Grandma and Grandpa -- what a great memory for Benny! While the girls were at AWANA with their cousins and Greg and I were out walking, Ben was enjoying a super evening with Grandma and Grandpa! The big hit was the side dish of fudge for dunking :)
Wednesday ended up being a day of relaxation. We all needed that after the marathon day of traveling that we had on Tuesday. We figured out that we hit the pillow at 4:00 DC time! I think that helped us to adjust to the 3 hour time difference. We enjoyed the company, the warmth, and the hummingbirds -- great 1st day of vacation!
Arizona -- Tuesday
Off to Arizona today! Couldn't pass up a great deal flying out Baltimore into Phoenix -- so fun and sun here we come...
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Sunday -- Store Day
Saturday, March 7, 2009
Yucky
Mickey Mouse
Salamanders
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
Snow, sledding, and supper!
Sunday, March 1, 2009
Tubing
What a day we had yesterday! We met up with the Hansings and Williams at Ski Liberty for 2 hours of tubing. Ski Liberty is in PA just outside of Gettysburg. It was a beautiful day. After spending two hours in the snow we followed the Hansings to their hotel in Gettysburg and spent some time in the pool and hot tub. What a change to go from wearing coats, hats, and gloves to wearing a swimsuit! (Lynnea, if you are reading this... we saw the 3 forms of water -- solid (snow), liquid (pool water), and gas (the steam from the hot tub) -- it was like a continuation of our science class from Friday!)
This morning we woke up to snow! We are expecting 4-7 inches of snow today into tomorrow (we'll believe it when we see it -- the DC meteorologists have been wrong before). We are dreaming of sledding...
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