First morning in Watercolor! Jen and I went on a run and I looked up to the sky and saw that! A rainbow! A little sliver of unexpected beauty. Thank you Jesus! Your creation is lovely! All the shades of blue and the puffy clouds and then a burst of color. It was a great way to kick off the vacation! I felt like it was a little present just for us suffering on our run.
Just beautiful.
Hey little lady! Ready to go see the beach?
Somebody is being silly.
Breakfast and then heading to the beach!
Found some of my jewelry from home here. That Landry brought. Hilarious.
Nap time first. We couldn't get it together until 12:30 to get to the water.
The littles loves the porch swing too! Leyton is Reesey's baby!
On our way to the beach all piled in the Burb!
Reagan found a hermit crab! This quickly became the pet of the day.
Loved this picture of the girls! Water babes!
Crowell and his oldest girls!
Love Laney's excitement here!
Snacking with Reesey in the tent!
Landry decided to make a snow angel in the sand.
A little mermaid! Check out her fins!
And another mermaid....
The sun was definitely in their eyes.
1, 2, 3, and jump didn't work, still a cute pic!
I always wanted a beach baby. We might not live on the beach but I think I finally got one!
Me and my babiest.
Let's talk about this storm pictured below. Truly.
It about ruined our day. Possibly Landry's trip. #ihatethisday
We thought it might pass. Nope. It was actually crazy rain. And we saw it coming but hoped and hoped it would move on. Well it did, but after it pelted us with, what felt like, rain bullets. And lots of tears. And an abandoning husband and father that ran for the water instead of away from it. All jokes aside, we survived and it was fun to see the weather and then clear skies. The ocean is simply fascinating.
After the storm at the Watercolor Pool.
We eventually made our way back. The sun did come out.
Sweet Laney all sun kissed!
Leyton and all of her favorite loves. Lambie, the purple elephant, and a singing tea pot.
Daddy showing her the sea shell and how you can hear the ocean in it.
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