Archive For The “Travel” Category
Despite everything that has been going on, we were still able to have two nice family celebrations, one with my family on Christmas Day and another with my husband’s family the day following. Christmas with my family began with service at a beautiful Carpatho-Russian church. Then we went home and opened presents with my family. [...]
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We woke up at 3:45am and began the fifteen hour drive that ended at the ER in our city. We had cut short our holiday with family because David had suddenly begun showing some strange symptoms. I spoke with his pediatrician who ordered that we either go to the ER where we were or come [...]
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We didn’t spend much time in Downtown Disney, but it was certainly worth the trip just to see the Lego Store. We allowed David to pick out his birthday presents from the store. He created three Lego Miniatures (the little people) and he and I put together a small bucket of random little pieces of [...]
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When my husband was a young child, his father was an itinerant pastor/evangelist for the Wesleyan Church. They spent their summers up North and their winters in the South, usually parking their trailer at the campground on the beaches of Fort De Soto in Florida. He has fond memories of waking up in the morning [...]
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My good friend, Lindsey, moved down to Florida a few months ago. We were fortunate to be able to visit him while in Sarasota. She took us to her school to show the children all the instruments (she is a music teacher). They had a blast! Check out David playing a trumpet for the first [...]
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… well, not at the same time. On Wednesday, my dad had to end his trip and go back to work. My hubby and I drove him to the airport and spent the rest of the day with just the baby while my mom and sister watched the other three kids. We didn’t do anything [...]
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On our final day in Florida, we attended Liturgy at Pres. Magda’s parish. I “met” Magda online a while ago and I’ve been reading her blog(s) ever since. Lucia and Ambrose are one week apart, and they had fun playing with each other.
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At SeaWorld, Grammy, my hubby and I rode on Manta, the rollercoaster. Before the ride was about to begin, my mom leaned over to me and said, “two years ago, who would have thought that I’d be doing this?” My strong mama fought cancer, and two years after her last chemo treatment, she rode, not [...]
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We spent Monday at Sea World. I’m going to warn you now, there are a lot of photos in the post.
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