getting the kitchen ready!
As I was walking by the new laptop sitting on the couch I noticed this…
As I was walking by the new laptop sitting on the couch I noticed this…
After weeks of waiting, numerous calls to the Apple Store, and two cancelled online orders Braden finally got his birthday present… the new MacBook Pro. Guess what we’re doing tonight…
Its hard to believe it was 18 years ago that my mom let me get this tiny kitten… Click here for some more pictures of Ethel through the years.
This weekend we celebrated Braden’s birthday with his mom and brother who were visiting from Ohio. First… dinner a Hokkaido ( our favorite hibachi place ). Followed by strawberry Carvel ice cream cake. Tonight we’ll celebrate again with dinner at P.F. Changs, and another ice cream cake!
Everything for our new kitchen has been purchased! It should get delivered in 2 – 4 weeks… and then the fun begins. This has been hanging on our fridge since my birthday last year. Apparently it was just a year early…
One of the things I’ve really disliked in our house is the kitchen. When we bought the place we had so much other work to do that we decided to wait on redoing the kitchen. Now… its time. This is what our kitchen looks like today… This is what
Yes… it was a trip of a lifetime. Yes… it was amazing. BUT… it was not always perfect in paradise. While the majority of the trip was a dream come true, there were the sleepless nights at anchor, engine repairs, travelling through the night, spending the holidays without family… that
We’ve been asked by several people what some of our favorite memories are from the trip. Its been difficult, but we came up with the following list… Island Erin: Sampson Cay. It was the place we stayed the longest ( 25 days total ), and probably the one we will remember
2 months and 4 days after we left our marina in Palm Beach Gardens we are finally home. Before the flight we had one last Bahamian meal – cracked conch and Kalik. We boarded the 9 seater plane and left Staniel Cay airport right on time. The plane wasn’t full…
Last night was our final night in the Bahamas. We’re both happy and sad about going home, but we have no doubt that we will be back… probably not soon enough. To celebrate our last night we watched the sunset… We participated in a bar stool balancing contest ( the
Tonight marks the first night we will no longer stay on the boat and it’s quite a surreal feeling. We have the delivery captain coming in the morning to take the boat back to Florida and we’re staying two nights on the island before heading back on Wednesday.
Today we checked out the second snorkeling location that we found on our scouting adventure last week. This spot didn’t have as much coral, sponges or sea fans…. but it had a ton of fish. Most of the fish are pretty small, and we always see the same types.