We recently returned from our vacation to Savannah, GA. While we were there we drove over to Tybee Island to see Fort Pulaski, a Civil War fort, and to explore Tybee Island. Since we were traveling with Brennan in tow, my original plan was to just check everything out from the ground, but Jason decided we weren't traveling to Georgia just to stand at the base of the lighthouse, we were climbing to the top! He seemed to have forgotten our trip to the Outer Banks a few years back and how many steps there were to the top of one of these things. (There are 178 steps to the top of this one, in case anyone is wondering.) Jason toted Brennan's chunky monkey self all the way up and back, and we all made it just fine. We took a couple of breaks on the landings (thank goodness for landings) and we were a little dizzy from going around in circles, but the view from the top was worth the trip. Here are a couple of my favorite pics from our excursion.
The Lighthouse
Jason and Brennan Before Our Climb to the Top
Way, Way Up
One of Our Resting Spots
View Through the Window
The Scenic View
Brennan and Mommy at the Top
Going Back Down
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Finally! - Easter Egg Hunt 2009
I am a little behind on downloading and editing pics, so I wanted to get some of these posted today. Brennan caught right on to the egg collecting, even though he thought the goal was to throw the eggs back out of the basket once we were done. And no, the green grass and colorful flowers don't belong to Florida, we were in Indiana for my Grandmother's funeral. Unfortunate circumstances to see the green of Spring, but I knew she would have been happy for our fun, and in fact, I believe she was watching over our little Easter celebration.
Labels:
Brennan,
Easter,
Life,
Photography
Thursday, April 9, 2009
The Green, Green Grass of Home
Here's the sign that was in our yard when we got home this evening! Having a good yard is kind of a big deal in our neighborhood, so you can imagine the excitement around the Bal household tonight. Yeah, we're feelin' like the cool kids right now.
Labels:
Happiness,
Life,
Photography
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