We are home after a fabulous week at the beach. Here is a little of what we did.
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| Easter Mimosas |
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| Kids racing dad…dad won |
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| Me sun bathing |
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| Of course my M&P came along for the fun |
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| Dad and E kite flying |
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| Not really a pet |
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| This is Squirmy and Betsy |
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| Lobster bake |
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| Me smooching on my man |
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| I really like him |
what are those little colorful things on the table? other than the flowers.
Jelly beans. Since it was Easter we had jelly beans everywhere.
What a great trip! Thank you for sharing those pictures of you and your great family. I will admit to a few tweaks of jealousy; my favorite place in the world is the OBX. I’d love to be there right now.
Welcome back!
Maura, next time you pop on down for a few days and visit us. Bring the fam.
Looks like a good relaxing time was had by all! Except for the lobsters, of course. How’s the throat doing?
My throat is much better thanks for asking!! Still have a little bit of sinus pressure, but not bad.
wonderful!
🙂
Great picture’s, I’m jealous because the lobster bake look’s fantastic, I hope that it tasted as good as it looked. Beautiful children, love how happy the little one’s looked, it made me smile. You and your husband are very blessed.
Thank you and it was delicious!!
Looks like fun and too bad we couldn’t get together. What nationality are the Asian kids?
I know. I’m sorry. Next time I will plan better.
All 3 are from China…E is from Henen Province, A from Guangdong and the boy is from Jiangsu.
My five daughters are half Vietnamese and I thought one of yours might be Chinese/Vietnamese.
Brock, we don’t know for sure anything about their heritage. It is illegal to abandon a child in China, so the children are just “placed” somewhere. Who knows if the woman or the man was some other ethnicity??? Pretty much they are just my children:)
Many people including Chinese have thought that E was Japanese or something other than Chinese, but she looks exactly like the people from her province. It’s scary how much the people look exactly the same. Flat nose, rounded face…
Yes, I can usually tell and they all are different, especially Koreans. Cambodians too, but you see more similarities between Laotians and Thais. Now the Vietnamese and Philippinos are difficult at times to differentiate and if you move the PI islands to the left on a map of the world, you can see how they could well have been joined many eons ago. Their food is similar also.
Looks like a trip that will be well remembered! Those are the best time – mom, dad, kids, beach – what more is there, really, to write in the book of life!
True! Lots of moments make up a life, it’s nice to have some good ones in there.
Glad y’all had fun! 🙂
Thanks.
it looks like you all had an awesome time – and your man seems pretty awesome, too – nothing like having a good man! i’ve got one, too – teehee! those lobsters look yummeh! our crabbing season has already started and lobster season starts on may 15! bring on the crabs and lobster!
(p.s. – i didn’t realize that i wasn’t following you – i tought i was. but i do have you in my bookmarks. i’ll hit the follow button and add you to our bloglist.)
your friend,
kymber
Thanks Kymber! You are sweet!
LOVE IT! Looks like you guys had so much fun! Glad you got to feeling better.