Just north of the Netherlands there is this really cute island called Schiermonnikoog. After a few days of rest, we decided to drive up there and take a ferry across to discover what it had to offer. We were not disappointed…
Just north of the Netherlands there is this really cute island called Schiermonnikoog. After a few days of rest, we decided to drive up there and take a ferry across to discover what it had to offer. We were not disappointed…
Day 2 of our trip we woke up in Belgium and drove to the Netherlands. In one day, we saw Noah’s Ark, went to Anne Frank’s house in Amsterdam and then drove to our temporary home in…(I don’t remember where, but it was two hours north of Amsterdam).
Apparently my memory is horrible after almost a year. I really need to stay on top of documenting family moments as they happen. Too bad life just doesn’t seem to want to slow down.
I cannot believe I am finally posting last year’s spring break only a few months before this year’s spring break! I have no idea if I’m even going to remember what these pictures are all about, but lets give it a go anyway…
My parents (Grammy & Grampy) came out to visit us last year during Ethan’s spring break. We decided to take advantage of the time and spend a week in the Netherlands. On our way there, we stopped at Drielandenpunt which is where three different countries meet at one point: Germany, the Netherlands, and Belgium. We had a lot of fun braving the cold, winter weather while placing our bodies in all three countries at once and going up the big tower to look around.
These pictures are from a few days after Christmas, but I thought these two were pretty cute, so I wanted to share. I can’t believe how much they have both grown in the last 9 months. I remember this morning because they were both begging me to take their picture and so they cuddled up and posed for me…a very rare thing for them.
It is now March with beautiful, sunny, 50 degree weather, so I figured it was the perfect time to post some pictures from our first snow this winter season. Ha Ha! Not only was this the first snow of the season, but it was also Tybee’s first time to really play in snow. She loved it!! She even loved having me take her picture (which never happens). She kept telling me to take my camera out and then she would pose for me. I even had fun and I HATE dealing with the cold, wet snow.
Last October we visited the great USA for three weeks. We were able to attend Anna (James’ sister) and Austin’s wedding, finalize Ethan’s adoption and spend time with both sides of the family. It was fun for Tybee to get to know family she’s never met before. I lugged my camera with me all of the way over there and forgot to use it much. So unfortunately I don’t have many pictures, but we did have a great time there.
At the beginning of fall, we decided to take advantage of the good weather before it turned blistering cold and have a couple of Family Home Evenings outside.
I can’t believe my baby is in 3rd grade already. Not only that, but he’s halfway through it because I’m such a slow blogger. He’s such a cute kid and so grown up. I’m grateful he allowed me to take a few pictures.
Just a few pictures of us hanging out after Grammy and Grampy left. Tybee likes to share, so even Ethan gets to wear her pink Hello Kitty glasses.
On our way home from Prague, we stopped in Nuremberg for lunch, since it was the halfway point. We weren’t sure what we were going to find there, but there happened to be this fun percussion band playing outside of the visitor’s center.
I’m back for a bit again…after 3 weeks in the states and 2 weeks of recovery…I’m ready to try and finish documenting this 5 day adventure.