This past week, my family rented a beach house in beautiful Cape San Blas, Fl. It was a great week! We had some rain, but that just meant more naps for me! Due to Drew's work schedule, he was only able to join us for the first day and a half, so we had to take our family pictures the second night. Now the cape is on Eastern time and we were headed to dinner, so even though these pictures were taken at 7 pm, it was still WAY too bright! This first picture cracks me up....as we're all looking into the sun! And someone please remind me to CLEAN MY LENS....I don't think I realized it was dirty until around day 4! *Fail*
Gracie and Andrew waiting on the new location.
This one is a little better. At least we're not looking directly into the sun.
Family photo
Then we headed over to the Dockside grill, where we had lovely views of the harbor. We walked around looking at all the nice boats, dreaming of a life out to sea.
Andrew hanging in the bunk bed. (Note: he didn't sleep here...only watched TV)
Building sand castles with Gracie because she's the best sandcastle builder!
Our little slice of paradise for the week! "Sea Forever"
We loved the seclusion!
This is the most people we saw all week.
Toward the end of the week, we headed over to the Sunset Coastal Grill. But before we could eat, we had to take some more pictures for Mom's mother/daughter frame.
Jefforey was our photographer for the night and he loves taking "candid" shots. I have no idea what was so funny, but this picture makes me smile!
There's our photographer!
One night we had a little visitor. He was also very good at waking us up every morning. Andrew fed him a roll. He was very appreciative.
On our last night on the beach we took all of our extra bread and tried to feed the seagulls. But not before posing for some MORE pictures. (I love this one of Granny and Andrew)
Andrew and Granna
Andrew, Paw-Paw, and Granna
Granna and Paw-Paw
If you know my Dad, you know he can't be serious for very long. So, dear 'ole Dad picked a sea oat and tickled Granna's neck, making her believe there was some critter crawling on her. I just so happened to catch him in the act. (This one also cracks me up!)
The seagulls here on the cape are not quite as adept to human feedings as they are in Pensacola, so you had to throw the bread really high to get their attention. I literally pulled a muscle trying to throw it high enough. Sad, isn't it?!
Andrew just wanted to eat his bread.
Doesn't that face just make you melt!
My beautiful Granny!
We had such a great time, that we didn't want to leave. We played board games EVERY NIGHT, I took LOTS of naps, Dad and I found an undiscovered sea turtle next complete with turtle tracks, and we spent some time in the sun. (Ok, some of us did....every time I tried to go out, it rained!)