Our Trip to Hawaii
1. The Stuff. Between the pack n' play, stroller, car seat, golf clubs and of course our clothes, we had one full minivan. Luckily we didn't have to leave anything (or anyone) behind.
2. The view from our balcony. Not such a bad place to lay back and read a book (make that four books and two magazines).
3. We spent most our days at the pool, which was fantastic for little kids. Kelsea could walk across most of it since the deepest part was 4 feet. Even Lorelei could wade pretty far into it without being underwater. Wallis was quite a trooper and stayed in the pool, while I got to lay under the umbrella and read (and take pictures of course). Such a fantastic husband I have!
There was one or two melt downs. We are still learning how to share.
Lorelei deciding she needed a break from Kelsea drama (and the heat).
Grandpa and Grandma relaxing under the umbrella.
Often she's a really good sharer.
Kelsea really loved riding the boogie board...despite the lack of waves She also made a new friend, Miss Anna from Oregon.
4. One of the days it was a little overcast so we went on a train ride, which included feeding the pigs. Kelsea tried very hard to give most of her pita bread to the baby pig. Lorelei was pretty excited about the pigs, and enjoyed growling at them.
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5. On Saturday night Wallis and I got to have a nice dinner sans kids, at the Beach House. If you ever stay in Kauai you must eat there, it was fabulous! They even had a photographer! Look how young she made us look! :-) My parents went the following night. 6. Kelsea was very excited to watch "the hula girl." She was especially thrilled to get on stage and learn a few moves. She told us that she wanted one of the dancers (the one in the middle) to be her Mom. LOL! Sorry babe you are stuck with this one!
Wallis snapped this one before we left for the "show." Not sure how much longer I'll be able to hold both girls in my arms.
Lorelei is not too sure about these girls
And some nice family took a photo of all of us.
7. We went to Poipu Beach one of the days. Not quite as comfy as those lounge chairs around the pool, but still kid friendly and beautiful!
If you get out your magnifying glass you'll see Kelsea and Wallis walking across the sand bar to the "island".9. We of course had to end our visit with a few pictures of the girls. A much easier task to accomplish by themselves then together.
Two peas in a pod
10. And of course my lovely parents, who probably now need a vacation from their vacation! Ma-halo
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What do you mean we have to go back home?