Showing posts with label Delaware. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Delaware. Show all posts

Saturday, August 17, 2013

Day One of Three

Today we began our 3 day road trip home. We decided to leave early in the morning so Iva would sleep- yeah, that didn't happen.

We were loaded and in the car around 5:00 am. Iva somehow was wide awake and happy. 


We drove through Amish country in the early morning hours. We saw a few buggies and lots of fires lighting houses. 


Shawn was starting to feel a little tired around nine. So I told him I would drive for him. (I should mention I still hadn't driven the Civic since we got it a few months back.) It was an eventful first drive. 

We stopped for lunch just outside of Cleveland. Iva had a good time walking around the rest stop and making friends. And of course, loved her McDs lunch. 


Iva decided to stay awake for the whole trip- except for half an hour right before dinner. She did great in the car and kept herself entertained- peek a boo, opening and closing her sippy cup, and trying to undo her top strap were her favorites.

We made it to the hotel around 9 and were so ready for bed. Well, everyone except for Iva. We finally got her to fall asleep around 10, but she was up crying around 12. Iva and I spent the next two hours in the bathroom and lobby. She would fall asleep and then as soon as I laid her down she would wake up crying. Finally at 2, she fell asleep and stayed asleep! 

Saturday, May 4, 2013

Safe and Settled.

We have safely made it to Wilmington, DE. We have settled in and are loving it. (The only thing sad thing is we miss Dug and Idaho/Washington family a lot.) I have had a lot of fun watching Iva interact with Leah, Drew and Luke. She loves them- and they don't seem to mind her :) She is already trying to act bigger/older than she is and wants to keep up. It should be an awesome summer.















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