After getting everyone into the their swimmies, we played Marco Polo. Shouting out, "Marco" and hearing a chorus of "Polo" in return was adorable. We also hit the Sonoma County Fair, where the girls saw cows, pigs and goats and rode a rollercoaster that looked like a caterpillar.
Once we got the little ones to bed, we enjoyed the local flavor. And by that, I mean wine. (This vineyard is down the road from Dad's.)
All in all, it was a great little summer vacation packed with family and fun. Did you go on a vacation this summer? If so, what was it like?
xoxo,
Suzanne
I haven't had one yet! We're going to have a big cross country road drip after we take our son to college.
ReplyDeleteOoo! Cross country trips are so much fun! I've done them a bunch of times. If you'd like advice on where to stop, I'd be happy to tell you about the places I loved.
ReplyDeleteI haven't yet, but I will be the end of the month.
ReplyDeleteEvery summer I spend 3 weeks with my Massachusetts family. This year we celebrated my aunt and uncle's 50th anniversary and my twin nephews' 26th birthday. I took my Mom to a show and my brother and I took a tour of a Thai Buddhist Temple.
ReplyDeleteI'm up in the Bay Area writing, visiting my grandson, and writing, while my youngest daughter attends a two-week residential summer program for her school. It's something of a vacation, and I'm enjoying it!
ReplyDeleteI love hearing "Marco?" "Polo!" It's a summer joy. :-)
A measly 48 hour jaunt up to Michigan. Such a sad excuse for vacation, and my husband wonders why he's so burned out at work!!!
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