On Saturday we decided to take the boys to Wrightsville Beach, NC for the day. It's two hours away and a fun little beach town. The last time Chris and I'd been there, it was pre-wedding, pre-kids, pre-real-life, with Rob and Sherry Shaw. That was a great vacation too, albeit much different than the time we had with the boys on Saturday!
Our silly man made the drive more interesting...
The pier nearby...
The little boys played this "game" for a long time, waiting for the big waves to crash on top of them and spin them around...
They thought it was hysterical. (And let me just tell you how much sand I found in their butt cheeks later!!)
James enjoyed watching their game…
It was cloudy which made it comfortable to hang out all day...
Sweet beach bums...
This was another game Harvard 1 and Harvard 2 came up with… Sand angels...
Mmm, don't you wish that was you right now?
Cleaned off again and enjoying the view...
I think Henry could've camped out all evening if we agreed...
It was a long, fun day. Everyone was tired by the time we got home. On Sunday morning, Peter woke up around 6am (very early for him), laid down on the couch, and fell back to sleep until 9:30am!
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- Beth
- I am a stay-at-home mom to 3 energetic, funny, sweet, and crazy boys. I married my best friend, Chris, and love our life together. The Army is sending him overseas soon so I thought this blog would be a great way for him (and the grandparents!) to keep up with our hectic life. Unfortunately the Army keeps us too far from family and most of our friends so hopefully this will help us stay connected.
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