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A Day at the Beach

 
 
 
 
We aren't sure if it was a sign from God or it could just be a result of our poor attendance, but we went to church only to discover that summer services are at 9:00 instead of 10:00. Oops. I guess I should be reading the church newsletter that arrives in our mailbox faithfully every month. Instead of church, we went to the beach. It was a great beach day--upper 80 degree temperature and not a ton of people. Perfect for a day of discovery. Claire wasn't too sure about the sand, but quickly grew to like it. Chris showed her how to put the sand in the bucket and dig a hole and use the rake. He also took her down to the water where she realized how very freakin cold it is. Needless to say, sand play was all that took place. It was a fun day.
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Erin&Joshua said…
I love the photo of Claire and Chris! It is perfect. Claire, I am so glad that you like the beach . . . july babies have a special connection to beaches! Just wait, in a few years you will not mind the cold water cause you will let your legs go numb in it and then your mom will have to beg you to get out when your lips are turning blue.
June 23, 2008 at 10:36 PM
Anonymous said…
She is adorable. I will say she looks a little shocked about the temp..can't say that I blame her! Only a few short weeks until we see you all again!! YEAH!

Love ya,
Jessica
June 24, 2008 at 2:29 AM
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