Try three to load pictures. *growls* I'm not sure whats going on.
Guess what? Jeremiah completely mastered rolling over today. Even on hard surfaces. He did it consistently this weekend on the air mattress. But I wasn't sure if he could do it on hard. He can. *grin*
Both directions. Although he rather shocked himself when he did it from his stomache to his back. He had a look on his face like. "How did that happen?"
Woooooooo it worked! One picture uploaded. I finally got Jerymiah's smile. *grin* And his beautiful very dark blue eyes. (Yes their blue, but very very dark)

Tis my first "real" smile picture. And you can tell that I rather snuck it...its taken from lower so he couldn't see the camera. *stink*
We had a fun trip. We didn't do as much as we thought we would, and were still more exhausted then we thought we'd be. But all in all was a blast. 
The beach we usually go to was PACKED. The problem? BEAUTIFUL weather. We typically go in March to Seaside/Astoria so that the beaches are empty. But we had 70 degree weather and everybody and their cousins were there. So after some exploring we found ourselves at Del Rey Beach. It was a lovely endless stretch of sand on which you could drive your cars. We played for a long time there.
HMMM now its not uploading again. This process is exasperating!!!

*cheers* It loaded.
And because you could drive on it....we just *had* to try. We've done it before with our old Astro. But conviently forgot we hadn't done it with the big white beasty. 15 passenger vans are *not* meant to be driven on the sand.
Actually they drive just fine...I just don't recommend parking.
Or stopping for extended periods of time. *snort*
Sooooooo after two delicious hours on the beach. We loaded up and tried to drive out. Nope. Nada. NO movey. Just dig ourselves deeper, and deeper, and deeper in the sand.
Big tall van....sand up to almost the top of the wheels. BAD< BAD< SCENE.

Push, grind wheels. Dig in deeper. Four big latino's stopped and generously offered to push. NOpe nada. Nice nice man with cell phone who lived nearby called tow truck.
Tide coming in. Tow truck comes. $125 we are on the hardpacked sand.
Lesson learned.
Mommy still snickering about it. Man I'm glad we have towing insurance.....mind you we *just* claimed the last towing bill...good thing theirs no limits on it. 
Some day Rob will forgive himself. ROFL
We did a lot of swimming, and a lot of just veging at the campsite. Xanga is not precisely wanting me to load pictures. So I think I'll stick with these three for now. I *might* do some more tomorrow.
Sunday we decided to drive home on the Washington side of the Columbia just cause we could. It was a beautiful drive. We got to see the only still working covered bridge. And drive over it. (have pictures...maybe tomorrow) We bombed up I-5 from there and made an extended stop at the Nisqually Bird Refuge.
I wish I had brought my online addys with me. Cause I really wished I could have gotten ahold of Dee. I knew she would have been bored it was Sunday. And then we could have finally met online. Maybe I'll get it together some day.
From the bird refuge we got lucky and ALL of the kiddos decided to nap. So we made as much progress as we could without the every five minute potty stops. And got home about 7:15 in the evening.
I freely admit I am exhausted. I love road trips, but they sure kill me these days. Or is the six kid thing that kills me. *snicker* I was rather depressed as to how tired I was last night. But after a nights sleep I decided I'd be willing to do it again...
in about six months or so. giggles
Sooooooooo maybe October?