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Thursday, January 1, 2015

Goodbye 2015, Hello 2015 - Kiawah Style

Once again, we were able to spend a week at Kiawah Island, one of our favorite places to relax and enjoy a well deserved break from work and school.
We did a fare amount of riding bikes around the island and on the beach.
We took some nice breaks under beautiful live oaks.
Played Frisbee and flew a remote control helicopter in the soccer field.
And I ran into - almost literally - a childhood friend who was riding the paths with her family as well!  Hi Leigh!
We enjoyed the fun New Year's Eve celebrations at Night Heron Park.
Eliza Grace always finds her way on stage if allowed. We sang and danced and enjoyed the fireworks.
And toasted the New Year at midnight!
Happy 2015!  We hope it is a year of peace and love and joy for us all!

Sunday, December 29, 2013

A Very Sandy Christmas.

This year we had the opportunity to spend Christmas week on Kiawah Island, SC.  
It was the first time in over 12 years that we weren't home on Christmas day.
The weather was nice enough most days that we were able to play on the beach some and ride our bikes a lot.



We even got some fishing in. 

Thankfully, Santa knew where to find us so Christmas morning held the requisite surprises and fun. Disney Infinity, in particular, was/is a hit with the entire family.
One of Eliza Grace's gifts was a trip to the South Carolina Aquarium so we went to Charleston to do just that.

Testing the Bald Eagle nest. Will really put himself into the role of baby eagle.
  SHARK!!!
"So I says to him, I says, that's what I'm talking about!"
"Hahaha, that's a good one Fred!"
"Excuse me deary, this is a private conversation!"
Lemur food placed on top of observation area=up close fun!



In addition to the aquarium visit, which included a nice low country lunch at Fleet Landing, the kids also attended Kamp Kiawah a couple of mornings and attended a Kamp pool party at the ever-so-swanky Sanctuary resort one evening.

Regardless of the change of venue, we made sure to keep some of our most special Christmas traditions intact - including the making and consuming of pretzel kisses!
It was a really nice getaway and we're so thankful to my Mother for the opportunity to experience Christmas at the beach!