BigSeefut

We got back late last night. We had a great trip but it’s nice to be home too! The jet lag for me and Pish hasn’t been too bad but Katie only slept from 11pm-1am. Then from 5am-8am. Surprisingly she wasn’t too grouchy today. She took one two hour nap and went to bed at 8:30pm. We are crossing our fingers that she sleeps through the night. I don’t think I can be up from 1am to 5am two nights in a row.

I didn’t take as many pictures as I’d like but I’ll be posting the ones I have soon.

I haven’t had time to post about our trip yet but I did sort through all our pics.  Here’s a link to our over 400 pictures.

 http://www.flickr.com/photos/bigseefut/sets/72157607243518977/detail/

 Maui was awesome and we were really sad to leave.  We took over 500 pictures that I have to sort through.  I started to upload some but it looks like they didn’t all make it up to flickr.  I’ll post them all tonight and will write a post about our trip.  In the meantime, here’s some of the pics that did get uploaded.

  Thanks to cousin Nina who took pics this weekend at our bbq.

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We are back from Hawaii!  Fun….but too short.  I don’t have much time now to write about it but here are some pics for you to look at.

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We took Katie to mammoth this weekend and she did great.  She slept the whole way there and most of the way back.  Pish said she was a bit scared of the snow but we’ll have to change that!  :)  Here’s a picture of her on the bed where she may have been conceived.  Everyone has named it the “conception room” already.  Next time we’ll bring a framed picture of Katie to keep in there. 

There have been so many occasions where we talked about going to June mountain but never wanted to give up a day at Mammoth.  Well, I finally went!  Manzanar…check!  June mountain…check!  Great idea Doug.  We’ll always have June…… 

BIG thanks to Pish for watching Katie while I got some snowboarding in.  It was great to be back on the slopes!  Check out the great view from the mountain.  You can actually see the mountain’s reflection in the lake.