So I'm here in lovely St. Augustine- lucky me (and Kate)- we've traveled to two wonderful places so far this summer. I hope you like the pictures- Kate happens to be on my favorite beach in the whole wide world. (sorry Port Rush- but you were frickin cold). Our trip to N. Ireland was awesome- I can't believe that two weeks flew by as quickly as they did. And of course, I cried leaving Belfast, taking off on the plane and watching it slowly grow smaller and smaller (goodbye mr. sheep- I'll miss you....goodbye lovely old fence made of stones- you're beautiful and I'll miss you, too...)...and then it really hit me- all of this planning and all of the excitement was now over. And now I have to wait probably a whole YEAR to see my bff(s) again. Fooey! Double fooey! I cried a good while, then settled in for our 7 hr. journey back over the Atlantic. (if you don't already know- we were in the bustling [except not] Belfast airport for 10 hrs on Wednesday while mechanics fixed an engine on our plane, then flew 7 hrs, got into NJ at midnight east coast time, which was 5am Belfast time [we'd now been up about 24hrs], got a hotel, changed our flight to WPB to the next afternoon, then finally got home by 6pm on Thursday [11pm our body clock time]...to say the least, we were happy to be home finally). So, on some plane ride I thought about all of the things I wanted to do this summer- St. Aug was high on the list, so Sunday I packed for Kate and I and Monday morning we were on our way. Yea! Don't get me wrong- N. Ireland was beautiful; however, on our last day there (which was the official first day of summer), it was a frigid 50 degrees, and much like our worst day of winter here in FL. Note to self- only visit in the summer..... So it's gorgeous here- warm and lovely (actually downright hot), and everyday around 4pm a nice thunderstorm blows through. I love everything about it!
Anyhoo, I'm just babbling. As usual. So let's sum it up. My kid is the coolest and I love her with everything I have. My husband is awesome, and everyday I look forward to spending the rest of my life with him.
Life is good.