Our Trip home...it had to come sometime

Well, the day had to come...our departure. We were ready to sleep in our own bed and have the comforts of home but sad to leave family, friends, the beach, and beautiful weather. We had an AMAZING trip! It really couldn't have been better. We had an absolute blast enjoying family, friends, the beach, Disneyland, watching our Angels play, our old church, and eating at all our favorite restaurants. We were blessed beyond words!!!

He fell asleep on the way to the airport...

...stayed alseep while we waited for Scott to return the rental car...

Buckled up with monkey...he was so cute telling monkey that we had to stay buckled up until we got up in the sky.

Reading the safety manual...hey, somebody should know what to do since we know none of us read it!

Comments

Whitney said…

I can't believe he stayed asleep in his carseat like that! I'm jealous...my kiddo would never sleep like that :)

July 7, 2008 at 12:31 PM

The Giggling Begins... said…

So cute! Wow he did great on the plane it looks like! Super cute!

July 7, 2008 at 4:21 PM

Nikole said…

Looks like you all had a great trip! All the pics made me want to plan a trip to Cali! :)

July 10, 2008 at 9:04 AM

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