Is there something healing about the color blue? Blue skies and the sea heal the soul in a way like no other. I don't think I could ever get sick of the ocean...ever! Every time I go to California I think I could live there, you know, if circumstances were different, like for a period of time. This time we were there for 8 days... 8 glorious days and this little trip couldn't have come at a better time. We needed a change of pace, a change of scenery... I NEEDED the sea!
I was a bit nervous as this was London's first time on an airplane, but she did great. She's just so busy! I didn't think there was any way she would sit still for two seconds, but we managed. I was constantly changing her diaper so we didn't run into any 'problems'! The entire trip, every time I was near a bathroom I would change her regardless of if she needed it or not. So what does she do as soon as we pull into the hotel? She has a blow out like we have never seen before. In the car seat (rental), all up her back, in her hair, EVERYWHERE! So, we changed her in the middle of the parking garage and that was the beginning of MANY blow outs this trip.
We stayed at the Hilton...nice, but we won't stay there again. It just takes so dang long to get anywhere, the hotel is way too big.
The first day were there we met up with the Shockeys and Clarks (Troy and Sabra) for some time at Huntington Beach. It was so fun to be able to spend this time with all of them.
When we were there we saw a plane go buy with a sign that followed "Will you marry me Princess? Love Hector". When I got home I noticed this plane was in our family pictures so I cropped it out. I must admit, I was slightly disappointed that I wasn't the Princess in this story. How romantic!
Troy and Sabra brought kites, buckets and colored bubbles for the kids so we spent some time playing. As the sun began to set it got quite chili, but Lunnie didn't care. She was quite content to sit and eat sand.
Later that night we had a pizza party in out hotel room and swam at the pool there, it was a great beginning to a spectacular trip.