15th street.

After our traditional trip to the swap meet we took the kids for a stroll on the beach.

What a perfect day.  

I think Sandi ordered the most perfect weather for our stay. 

I didnt want to come back it was so nice. 

We drove over to 15th street beach. Such a childhood memory for Josh. I enjoyed hearing Sandi reminisce of the days when she would pack up all 5 kids and head to the beach for the day.  The ward would meet at 15th street every Tuesday and they would go every week. Once we got there I can understand why, there was so much to do, from roller hockey to volleyball there is also a playground right on the beach. 

The weather was windy but a nice wind and there were sailboats galore out on the ocean. 

Such a beautiful sight.

Again, this is where I found myself saying, I could live here. 

I never thought I would say that, never!

 First time in the sand for Ms. Siri.

She just kept looking towards the ocean. 

I don't think she liked the sand much.

 I love the joy on Chamberlains face. 

Pure happiness. 

Priceless.

Again, I could get used to life on the beach. 

I think every dad has joked of throwing their son in the water. 

Whats up with that. Its like a its in their DNA.

I have to hand it to Sandi she is a trooper. She was with us the entire weekend, from the time Chamberlain got up (6:30 AM) till the time we (Chamberlain included) went to bed (midnight). 

She has such a love for all her grand-kids. 

I think she is one beautiful lady, especially, in these shots with Siri and Josh. I wish you could see Siri's huge smile but her darling cheeks get in the way.

Again, I find myself thinking I really could get used to that life, on the beach with the nice weather and happy people.