We are pretty exhausted from all the driving and sharing rooms, but our hearts are full. What a great way to bring in the new year – to be reunited with dear family and friends (and weather in the 70s).
Tag: Florida
1st Stop at the Hippelis
Nator and Daddy at the beach
Visiting the Ditges
Visiting the Sandovals
With the Hughes
With the Canevas
With Iain and Harrison
With Mark and Laurie
Visiting the Murrays and Morrells
With great-grandma
With PapaG and Mimi
With Bumpa and Nana
With Harvest friends
PapaG and Nator
With Dave
and his wife Jenn
With the Abraham Family
With Christina & Bethany
Ben and Vincent
With the Hippeli girls
With the Caneva family
With the Ott, Hughes, Broadbent, and Lopez families
Peanut and Harrison
Lianne and Sara and our boys! 
With the Sandoval family
With the Ray boys, Jacob and Noah
With Matthew
With Charley
With the Ray family
Sea World! 
Allan, myself, and our 2 oldest kids have birthdays all within 2 weeks of one another (3 of us in late December, 1 following in early January). Ever since the time our family was just the four of us, Allan
We (Tigger & Boo) enjoyed our last day/evening in Jacksonville by walking down memory lane. We visited the coffee shop we frequented, long before the new owners took over and it became known as Lillie’s Coffee Bar. This was definitely
We accidentally found this gem just 7 min from our house one day. It quickly became our favorite park for the remainder of our time in Jacksonville. It’s a beautiful park to walk around, feel the breeze of the St.
Landon Park
Because this way is more fun...
San Marco Square
Cake pops! 
I was able to join Peanut on her class field trip to the Old Florida Museum. It has got to be one of the coolest field trips ever. They learned about Indians and early pioneers. They were able to enjoy
I heard from one of our friends that Downtown Jacksonville had transitioned into a more festive atmosphere during the day. On Good Friday, with school being out for all the girls, we decided to venture into downtown. We first enjoyed
Little Talbot Island
Follow the leader...
She LOVES to play with sticks
Nator is not amused (and poor fashion combo by parents)
We need a better stroller...
Fort George
We took a 40-min drive to Little Talbot Island State Park. It was a bit chilly for us Floridians, but the girls had fun running around on the beach. It was Nator’s first beach encounter. Afterwards we headed to nearby
We ventured out to Nocatee Preserve Trail (about 15 min from our house) one morning. We ran into a lot of older people hiking in groups. We did not walk the whole trail (4 miles long); it’s a very nice,
Our Parry adventures began on New Year’s Day 2015. We were starting to come out of the “newborn fog” (although the baby wasn’t sleeping through the night yet), and we also realized that the countdown has begun…we were leaving Jacksonville