Spring Break in San Diegp
For Spring Break Grandma Ann met us in San Diego for a week of sun, surfing and Disneyland. I drove the kids down to San Diego alone. Which was so much easier for me than when Daniel drives with us because I did not have to continually turn around to help the kids. As soon as we arrived in San Diego we headed for the airport to pick up Grandma Ann. Our timing could not have been better!!
Then we went to Costco for some groceries and dinner.
The next morning we organized our things and then went shopping to look for dishes. Ann know I have grown tired of my blue dinnerware and thought a great anniversary gift would be new dinnerware. I did find a set I loved, but of course it is out of print. One the way to the dishes we stopped in a children's store and Ann bought each of the kids a present...or two!
After Lula's nap we went to Belmont Park. The kids had a great time on the bumper cars, sailboat ride, submarine ride and carousel. Well, Olivia did not like the carousel as much as she use to. Which made me sad because that means she is growing up.
One fun fact about Belmont Park is that Poppie Mike worked here when he would visit San Diego for the summers during high school. I added a picture of Belmont Park from Poppie's era...just kidding.
The next morning we organized our things and then went shopping to look for dishes. Ann know I have grown tired of my blue dinnerware and thought a great anniversary gift would be new dinnerware. I did find a set I loved, but of course it is out of print. One the way to the dishes we stopped in a children's store and Ann bought each of the kids a present...or two!
After Lula's nap we went to Belmont Park. The kids had a great time on the bumper cars, sailboat ride, submarine ride and carousel. Well, Olivia did not like the carousel as much as she use to. Which made me sad because that means she is growing up.
One fun fact about Belmont Park is that Poppie Mike worked here when he would visit San Diego for the summers during high school. I added a picture of Belmont Park from Poppie's era...just kidding.
