Sunday, August 31, 2008

Happy Labor Day Eve!

In observance of Labour Day weekend, we have tried to exert ourselves as little as possible. So far we have been fairly successful. Laguna Beach is pretty crazy during Labour Day weekend which meant that we didn't really want to drive anywhere so we had some friends come over to our house and try to find parking so we could go to our beach. Everyone had a pretty good time except Perry, we forced him against his will to go into the ocean and his relationship with open water has continued to deteriorate. Mak's relationship so far has continued to thrive and she found a pretty good collection of seaweed and kelp. When we got back I got on the BBQ and cooked up some burgers and hotdogs. A few burgers went the way of the Dodo bird because of college football. I lost my focus and left the burgers on the grill while I watched some games, and I ended up with some burger jerky. Last night got a little crazy down here by the Pacific Coast Highway. They set up a sobriety checkpoint by our house so there were quite a few po-po's here for that, and then was a car accident right below our house and that brought police cars, firetrucks, and ambulances. After that, the Coast Guard showed up in a helicopter and was flying super low over our beach searching for something, hopefully not a person, but it was pretty noisy. So all in all it was pretty much ecstasy for a 3 year old boy. Tomorrow Moka and I are going on a nice bike ride down to Crystal Cove and hopefully the sun will be out all day tomorrow so we can get some sun at the beach. Enjoy Labour Day!





4 comments:

Abi said...

fun weekend so far! we are up for visitors. Just let me know when you are thinking of coming!

Lisa Webb said...

We had so much fun today! Thanks for having us over!!!

Cole and Stephanie Fowler said...

I'm glad you got a new number so we could text a little today and catch up a bit.
Your little family is so cute!

Britney said...

You guys are so cute. Can't wait to see you in November! We love you guys.