All Good Things Must Come To An End

The beginning of the end came last Friday when daddy made it back to the East Coast.  As stated before he wasn’t here for long as he and I took off for New York on Saturday.  We did hit the beach and had fun splashing around.

Saturday morning Chad and I took off before the girls woke up.  They thought we were sleeping all weekend.  Our bedroom door stayed closed and the girls would walk by and say “Shhh, mommy sleeping” and “Shhh, dadda sleeping”.  To be honest, I wish we had been sleeping all weekend, New York was a blast but I just can’t do it like I used too. 

I am not sure who had more fun while we were away, the grandmas or the girls.  From the sounds of it, I would almost say the grandmas.  The girls are very lucky to have these two amazing women in their lives.   Thank you Nana for making the trip East.     Hanging out in the sand with BB.         Rock, rock on BB’s back.      Nana’s turn.

        Doing the lobster.

After a LONG 4 hour drive back from New York we met up with the Fraziers and Tilsons for one last evening on the beach.  It was cold, but beautiful.  The girls have had a great time playing with Lucy the past few weeks.  We will miss her and her family.    Watching daddy throw rocks. Chillin’ with Lucy. Emma and BB checking out the seagulls. Madi and Nana making butterflies in the sand. The gang checking out the sun setting over Duxbury. Family photo-op Lucy and Emma playing in the dunes. Lucy and Madi playing with the big shells they found.

Tuesday morning we went to brunch with Daddy then I took him to catch a train up to Boston.  We have spent our last days just hanging out.  It has been an incredible 43 days. 

Dear BB,

Thank you so very much for being such a wonderful Mother-in-Love and more importantly, a wonderful grandmother to the girls.  We are so very lucky to have you in our lives.  The last six weeks have been amazing, fun, relaxing and everything a summer should be.  It has been so much fun for me to watch the girls get to know you and you to get to know the girls.  They have grown up so much while they were with you and learned so many new things from you.  Who would have thought Emma would be talking as well as she is back on day one.  You took the time to point things out and help her pronounce all the new words in her vocabulary.  And Madi came out of her little shell with your dance parties.  I think Fleetwood Mac will forever remind me of you and Madi dancing in the living room.  Thank you for your kindness and patience as we took over your beautiful home.  It is so nice to be able to come here and feel so comfortable and “at home”.  We love you!