We took our sons to the beach to experience the ocean for the first time and I was quite surprised that Benjamin was actually terrified of the waves. Up to this point he has been so curious and seemingly afraid of nothing. But the movement of the water was too much. Despite his dislike of the water, we had fun playing in the sand and doing a little walking along the shore. And as long as Benjamin was being held, he was OK with being us being in the water. It was amazing because we drove out onto the beach on Sunday night and there was plenty of beach. But when we went back on Monday afternoon, the tide was so high that all of the access roads were closed off and the part of the beach we had been on was covered in water. The waves were huge and the undercurrents were powerful. We didn't go very far out in the water, but even still we had trouble staying upright with the pull of the water. I'm always so amazed by the ocean and how quickly it can change.
Our boys were VERY tired by the end of the day, but it was so much fun to get away with friends for the weekend.
Getting out the beach toys
Playing in the sand with Daddy
Precious little footprints
Beach walking with Mommy
The Whitaker Family
Fun in the hotel
Cale and his Mommy
Playing in the sand with Daddy
Precious little footprints
Beach walking with Mommy
The Whitaker Family
Fun in the hotel
Cale and his Mommy
Our boys in their matching onesies keeping each other company in the van
Awwww! Riding in the back of the van together
The sunscreen spike
All tired out!
Riding Home
Awwww! Riding in the back of the van together
The sunscreen spike
All tired out!
Riding Home
2 comments:
Yea!!! We had such a great time! Lots of fun memories from Monopoly (watch out for Brian) to magic van and Gustav! We love you guys!
Hello!
Thanks for stopping by my blog. I love meeting new friends, and especially those that can share a bond through the blessing of adoption. Isn't it amazing! Your little family is adorable.
Thanks for your comment. It's so hard to describe feelings sometimes, so I'm glad you understood what I was saying! I will never quit hoping to have a biological child, as maybe you will, but that's not what it's about. We are all God's children and I don't think it matters who or how our children get to us, but it would be amazing to experience the miracle of helping them get here!! Anyways...anytime you want to talk, I'm here! I hope your family will be blessed with your desires as well!!
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