Penelope's last day of dance class until next fall was last week. They had a little celebration complete with cookies and juice and each little ballerina received a pink carnation. Here are some photos of her final dance performance.
We are going to be trading in her ballet slippers for some cleats this summer. Fun Fun!!
We are going to be trading in her ballet slippers for some cleats this summer. Fun Fun!!
My mom caught this Sandhill Crane taking a leisurely stroll down our street this evening.
These birdies fly up from the lower 48 when it starts to warm up and enjoy beautiful Homer nature and then head back south for the winter.
Oh and FYI, this photo was taken at 9pm. We are only getting a few hours of darkness right now if you want to call it that...
I finally have enough time to post some photos of our super fun Alaskan vacation that my parents, Penelope, and I had a couple of days ago. The parents love watching those Alaska nature tour and nature shows and one of the things they have been wanting to do is ride the Alaska Railroad so I surprised them with a trip! Thursday we drove to Anchorage, did some shopping, had some yummy Sushi and relaxed at the Sheraton . Friday we woke up early in the morning to start our grand adventure. We took a 4 hour tour on the Alaska Railroad to Seward, Alaska. The ride there was a blast! The scenery was beautiful and we got to see some wildlife during the ride. Penelope loves trains so this was really exciting for her. Here are a few pics of the train ride...
| All Aboard! As soon as Penelope saw him she started pointing and saying "Mommy, that's the train conductor, the train conductor!" I had to get a pic of them together. |
My parents are visiting from San Diego so Friday we took the ferry across the bay to Seldovia for the first time. The weather was really nice on Friday for the trip, sunny and warm, since then it has been overcast and rainy. We couldn't have gone on a more perfect day.
Seldovia is a quaint town across the bay from Homer. The only way to get there is by boat or float plane. The population is a little over 300 which makes it a very quiet place to visit. We walked the small town, had lunch at a local restaurant, played at the park and looked for seashells on the beach. It was very nice and relaxing. Here are some photo's of our visit...
Seldovia is a quaint town across the bay from Homer. The only way to get there is by boat or float plane. The population is a little over 300 which makes it a very quiet place to visit. We walked the small town, had lunch at a local restaurant, played at the park and looked for seashells on the beach. It was very nice and relaxing. Here are some photo's of our visit...
| Kachemak Voyager Ferry |
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On Board |
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| Scenery during the ride Inside Beach |
Naan w/ hummus and sliced cucumbers in one compartment. Olives and Feta in another and grapes! This was Penelope's first time having Feta, she was very excited to discover a new cheese she loves.












