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Vacation 2013- Days 5 & 6

On Tuesday, It was Zach and I's turn to set up the EZ-Up tents on the beach. (Each couple/family tries to take a turn setting them up and we all use them.)  We got up at 6:30, which isn't unusual for me, but after a few days of sleeping in, it was rough!!! My Aunt Melody and cousin, Wesley, helped us set them up, and went back to their condo..  Then we watched a torrential downpour move its way down the beach towards us.  We laughed the whole time as we went from side to side of the tents to pour the water off where it was gathering.  We were sure if anybody was watching us,  they were getting a good laugh!  It cleared up after about 15 minutes and then rained like that again after a couple hours.  Luckily Wesley took up the job of getting the water off the tents so my Mama, Aunt Melody, and I could huddle under a blanket until it passed.  Then after it was over, it was sunny and beautiful the rest of the day.  Funny how the beach works that way.  We even saw 2 rainbows!   In the afternoon, Zach and I drove around for a quite a while trying to figure out what to do.  I was silly and wore a skirt, so I didn't really feel like doing any golfing or go-carting, so we ended up just going back to the condo.  We did end up playing Ping-Pong however, and I do think he had a blast doing that.  For any of you that don't know me in real life, I have no, read: NO, hand-eye coordination.  At all.  I can't hit the broad side of a barn... to save. my. life.  Point made?  Good.  You can understand then why Zach spent a good deal of time either doubled over in laughter or being red-faced from holding it all in.  We did have fun though, and I personally find him to be a pretty cute (and talented) player! Here's hoping our children get Daddy's hand-eye coordination!   For supper, everyone was going out to seafood, so Zach and I went to Carrabba's.  I got chicken marsala with garlic mashed potatoes and it was divine!!  Zach got manicotti, but never really defines food as "divine," so I don't know what he thought!  Haha!  Today was my cousin-in-law, Jamie's, birthday, so we all met back up together to celebrate and have cake and ice cream.  Afterwards, Suzanne, Zach, Jonathan, and I played MadGab since all the other party-poopers wanted to play cards!
                                        Handsome boy with his Mama!
                                                        Ross was singing to Eden.
                                             Zach even read a book while we were in Florida!

                                                              And he finished it!!
                                        Elizabeth was laughing at this selfie, but I realized when you're the one taking pictures, it's hard to get into any of them!
                                                Aunt Lynn and Mama in the kitchen.
                                                                      Suzanne reading
                                                                Wesley and Jonathan
                                                               Handsome husband! : )
                                                            One of my favorite places!

                                                    Aunt Melody and Mama in the kitchen.
 
Logan and I!  So sweet!
On Wednesday, we had more beach time and went mini-golfing after supper.





 We found this tee-ninsy little friend!  We couldn't believe how small it was!
                                         Can you tell how hot it was there?  So humid!

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