I just wanted to wish all the wonderful mothers that I know a very happy Mother's Day. Especially to my beautiful mother who I love and cherish and aspire to be like.
Sunday, May 8, 2011
Olympic Peninsula and National Forest
My parents came to visit the middle of April so we decided to set out an adventure to see the Olympic Peninsula and National Forest. We mapped out our journey and set off. We decided to drive all of the way around the Forest and hit a couple other stops along the way. The first day we drove up and had dinner in Port Townsend at this fifties diner and stayed the night in Sequim (by Port Angeles for you Twilight fans).Posted by Amanda at 4:15 PM 0 comments
Being 8 is great
Jaxon turned 8 April 7th 2011. The morning started off with our family birthday tradition, breakfast in bed. But any of you that know Jaxon, knows that he could hardly wait. By the time we came in with his breakfast he was dressed and waiting under his covers for us to come.
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Seattle City Passes
A couple of months ago we bought some Seattle City Passes, if you have never used a city pass I strongly recommend them. They have them for most all of the big cities in the United States. It is the cheapest and easiest way to see all of the most famous attractions in that city. We made it to almost all of the attractions on the Seattle City Passes. The next several post are dedicated to our 2 week long trip around the city.
Up first is the lovely Space Needle. Probably Seattle's most famous landmark. I remember riding up the Space Needle when I was little. We also went as a family a couple years ago when I was pregnant with Kinley. For those of you that have never been there you take a really neat elevator ride of about 600 ft. to the observation deck, there is also a revolving restaurant right below that. This visit was rainy and really windy up at the observation deck, I was pretty scared to go outside but Dave took the kids and walked all the way around. I seriously felt like I might blow away up there (outside that is).

Up first is the lovely Space Needle. Probably Seattle's most famous landmark. I remember riding up the Space Needle when I was little. We also went as a family a couple years ago when I was pregnant with Kinley. For those of you that have never been there you take a really neat elevator ride of about 600 ft. to the observation deck, there is also a revolving restaurant right below that. This visit was rainy and really windy up at the observation deck, I was pretty scared to go outside but Dave took the kids and walked all the way around. I seriously felt like I might blow away up there (outside that is).
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