One good tip, invest in a sturdy stroller...
Saturday, July 31, 2010
you learn something new everyday
While vacationing with family we learned a lot of tips on traveling with small children...
One good tip, invest in a sturdy stroller...
Tip number two...use ingenuity with a for mentioned sturdy stroller in order to use it on all terrains.
One good tip, invest in a sturdy stroller...
Sea legs
We boarded this vessel and took off to see beautiful islands and beaches. The whole trip has given me an appreciation for the sea fairing folks, sea legs I do not possess.Here is a rundown of the boat ride:
- Anytime I was on the boat I felt light headed...fortunately the light headed feeling did not turn into nausea or vomiting...plenty of other passengers were experiencing those symptoms.
- In my attempts to stave off the light headed feeling I made a bad judgement call and went to the front (helm) of the boat...the waves were much more violent on that end and I was flung out of my seat...I quickly went back into the passenger friendly section, being light headed is much better than falling overboard.
- After 2o minutes of snorkeling I saw a jellyfish the size of my head...I did not snorkel the rest of the trip. I think the light headed feeling messed with the reasoning portion of my brain, since when have I feared Jellyfish?
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Hiking, bamboo, and thorns...
For us vacation merriment is not complete without adventurous hikes and the thrill of going to far off places few tourists have been before.
No one else, just breath taking sights...
On this particular hike Z had his trusty Indiana Jones hat (the straw variety because it breathes better)
The trail was heavily obstructed by bamboo...this was very "Indiana Jones" like as well...picture us stealthily mazing our way through the bamboo obstacle course with out triggering any traps. Then all of the sudden Z's vision is impaired by his straw Dr. Jones hat and he hits his head on one of the low lying pieces of bamboo, which causes him to loose his balance...while slipping he clasps for the nearest branch for stability...that nearest branch also happens to be bamboo, unfortunately the thorny variety... The thorns were 1 to 1 1/2 inches long, about 12 of them went into his left arm and hand. We pulled most of them out on the trail but some had to be extracted at the hotel by Z's older brother and a trusty pocket knife.
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Curry cooking class
Sunday, July 18, 2010
Nieces!!!
new friend
This was a very unexpected friendship, usually Z does not hang around small dogs...but Hamburger won him over.
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