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Or to walk away, or not be near it, or anything for that matter.  Eventually, after failing nap 4 times, she fell asleep in the air conditioned car.  Amelia, however, was a doll with sleeping.  She took all of her naps in the tent, in her pack n play.  Did I mention that our new tent was so wonderful that we fit her pack n play, a blow up aerobed for isabell and our sleeping bags?  After her nap Isabell discovered that her 5 year old second cousin wasn’t so bad after all.  They sat in a camping char together and played with Nashon’s iPhone for quite some time.  Mia spent her day hiding her face in one of our necks whenever someone looked at her.  Though she did seem to take a fancy to nashon’s cousin Darian, as long as he didn’t hold her for too long (which means more than 3 seconds).  Dinner came and went and Isabell turns to Nashon and says “can I go to bed?”. We were fully expecting her to go to bed, and then get back up after 10 minutes to rejoin the party.  Sadly though, she missed the s’mores and the fire becuase she slept through the entire night on her nice blow up bed.  As it turned out, Mia was ready for bed at the same time as Isabell.  We got them both into bed in the tent together, and put a blanket over the top of Mia’s crib so the girls couldn’t see each other (we have learned that if they see each other they won’t go to bed).  But the blanket had a second effect; Amelia was a parrot in another life and got quiet and went right to sleep.  We did discover that while I did a good job of getting sunscreen and hats on both girls, I missed the back of my neck and Nashon’s head and neck.  Only slight sunburns, and we’ll manage without too much aloe.

Miraculously, both girls slept through the night.  Amelia complained a few times of being cold, so Nashon had to get up and put a blanket back over her.  About 6 am Nashon finally put her in his mummy bag with him and they slept that way for about an hour.  Morning came, breakfast was cooked with the help of Isabell and off she went to play.  In the dirt with her cousins.  Climbing,  running, digging, and picking as many dandelions as they could find.  In fact, she managed to entertain herself the entire time it took to break down camp and pack the car (who knew that camping for one night required so much STUFF).  Other than the drive taking almost an hour longer than planned to get home, it was a nice drive.  Both girls napped in the car and played well, only a few crying fits from each of them.

It was nice to see Nashon’s sister and cousins again, and it was a good trip.  We plan to do another trip next year, but hopefully we will pick someplace that will take reservations in advance, and is a bit cooler (or has shade at least).  The other thing that would have made it a better trip, is if Mia was able to toddle a bit more on her own without needing us to hold her all of the time.  Hopefully she will take a few more steps before our next camping trip in a few weeks.

]]> Puerto Vallarta https://nashon.com/2011/02/22/puerto-vallarta https://nashon.com/2011/02/22/puerto-vallarta#comments Tue, 22 Feb 2011 21:01:40 +0000 http://nashon.com/?p=856 So far this is wonderful.  Isabell is her normal 2 year-old self but its warm out so that makes it all better.

Playing in the sand. View from bed ]]> https://nashon.com/2011/02/22/puerto-vallarta/feed 2 We are State Side once again https://nashon.com/2009/08/17/we-are-state-side-once-again Mon, 17 Aug 2009 23:51:29 +0000 http://nashon.com/?p=578 This past weekend the three of us went to Victoria, BC to celebrate Nashon and my third wedding anniversary.  My how time has flown!  This past year has been a whirlwind, though we do know where the time went; her name is Isabell.  We went through the process of getting a passport for Isabell so that she could come with us over the border, which was an excellent idea, as we all had a blast.  We used our timeshare, which is located right on the harbor in Victoria, and had a 270 degree view of the water, with a private hot tub (which we used in the evenings after Lady Isabell was in bed).  The dragon festival was going on, so we got to watch dragon boat races (think crew), and took some long walks, did some people watching (which Isabell loves to do), and generally just took it easy.  We headed up early Friday morning by driving to Anacortes to catch the ferry, and arrived ready to play by 11am.  We stayed through the weekend and caught a ferry into Port Angeles on Sunday afternoon to spend some time with Nashon’s parents and family that are in town.  Though we didn’t get to go on a big trip like Europe  last year, we enjoyed our time as a family, and can’t wait to head back to Victoria, the condo is beautiful and a nice home away from home. 

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]]> 4th of July mini-holiday https://nashon.com/2009/07/05/4th-of-july-mini-holiday Mon, 06 Jul 2009 04:37:25 +0000 http://nashon.com/?p=515 For the 4th of July holiday we headed over the mountains to some beautiful sunshine!!!  Of course, it was sunny and hot over here as well, but oh well! We took our good friend Shelly over, as well as the Powters (Amy, Tony, and Isabell’s boyfriend, Matty).  We all spent time on the seadoos, on the Powters boat, playing games, resting, and generally having a good time.  We took a boat ride down to a little beach up river to sit in the sand.  Isabell was having a tough afternoon on Saturday, and she wanted nothing to do with the boat until it was moving and she could watch the water splashing, and then wanted nothing to do with the river, or her life jacket, or the beach, or the sand, or her parents, or her bottle, or anything else that might  usually make her happy.  She did get her first ride on the seadoos with me and Nashon when we decided to take her home instead of continuing with the boat ride on the river.  She fell asleep on the way back, and I had Nashon drive about as slow as was possible!  We tried to go to a small parade in town, but 5 adults and 2 babies is really hard to pack up and get going anywhere on time, so we missed the parade, and there wasn’t much of a market to enjoy, so we went home and had dinner.  We opted to skip the fireworks, as they didn’t start till 10pm, and they were about 40 minutes away.    Isabell was a rockstar in the car both directions over the mountains!  Even with holiday traffic and an accident on the freeway, she made the 5.5 hour drive over there in style with little to no fussing.  We were quite alright that she was fussy on the day we weren’t stuck in the car with her.  The biggest downfall to the weekend was that Isabell decided  to change her sleeping patterns, and was up about every 2 hours, which is VERY unusual for her; she has been sleeping through the night for 6 of her 8 short months of life.  This meant that Nashon and I were both tired, and I got up with her before 6am.  I decided to view it as a good thing, since the two of us got to spend some time alone together outside (as to not wake anyone else) at 530am before it got too hot to want to be sitting out there.  It was quite hot over there, and hard to keep the babies hydrated, but we had a wonderful time, with quite a bit of help from Shelly.  She was a wonderful sport and helped out on baby duty so we could all take turns out on the seadoos when our babies were sleeping.  Isabell and Matty are very cute together.  They enjoyed playing, and she was simply fascinated by his mobility (he is now crawling and cruising).  We’ll see if she learned anything.

]]> Last day of vacation https://nashon.com/2008/04/11/last-day-of-vacation https://nashon.com/2008/04/11/last-day-of-vacation#comments Fri, 11 Apr 2008 17:32:37 +0000 http://nashon.com/2008/04/11/last-day-of-vacation It’s our last day on vacation. Tomorrow we have to leave. Sad.  This morning started with a bit of a late start. Nashon enjoys his sleep.  After breakfast at the hotel, we started on our long walk across town.  The weather cooperated quite nicely. The day started with a light rain but by the time we got to the streets it was clearing up.  The sun was even showing through in places.

The walk was worth it. The Coliseum is beautiful.  We joined a tour just starting into the Coliseum.  Nashon enjoyed the history lessons, Jamie enjoyed the ruins. It was a win-win situation.  With the weather even sunnier, it was time to have a treat and relax before we tackled the Roman Forum and Palatine hill.  Jamie chose the largest donut ever made; it was almost a foot across. 

After the pick me up snack we were off to see the surrounding ruins.  The area must have been beautiful in its heyday.  The marble was all stolen during the renaissance for other things. The most prominent of these other things, is the Vatican.   Much walking and meandering over the hills around the Coliseum ended with a tired Jamie.  Nashons feet weren’t doing much better.  A taxi back to the hotel ended the day.  Tomorrow is a long flight home.
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]]> https://nashon.com/2008/04/11/last-day-of-vacation/feed 1 Rome! https://nashon.com/2008/04/10/rome Thu, 10 Apr 2008 17:27:43 +0000 http://nashon.com/2008/04/10/rome Woohoo, a day on the town in Rome, AND we had nice weather!.  The Vatican is our first stop today.   A nice long walk through town, stopping at Trevi Fountain, ended at St Peters Basilica.  We joined a tour for the Sistine Chapel because the tours line was much quicker than the general admission line.  They were recruiting people from the crowd, they were good sellers though.  It took almost 60 minutes for the tour to finally get moving, but the guide explained quite a bit about the Vatican while we were waiting.   The tour was nice, explaining the significance in certain paintings, statues, and tapestries.  The Sistine Chapel is gorgeous.  We learned that Michelangelo was completely full of himself, quite stuck up and demanding.  Even demanding certain concessions from the Pope himself. 

The tour ended at the entrance to St Peters Basilica Dome climb. It’s 551 stairs to the top of the dome.  Theres an elevator that will cut out 221 stairs but we opted to skip it and save the extra 2 euros.  What a climb. It’s all inside, some parts in narrow spiral staircases clearly made for smaller people. Nashons shoulders touched both sides at the same time.  Towards the top, the walls start curling inward and you end up walking with a 20 degree lean because we were now climbing in the dome itself.   The view of the city was beautiful. A nice breeze and a cool afternoon were needed after all those stairs!  We spent 20 minutes soaking up the views and then started the long climb down.

We took another taxi to Piazza Navona to have lunch.  Jamie really wanted to splurge on her lactose intolerance and have a pizza finally.   The Piazza was originally built in the 1st century for chariot races.  In the 17th century a Pope had the place redesigned and added in a fountain and church.  For a hundred years, every August, the piazza was flooded by stopping the fountain drains.  The rich would splash around in their carriages and the street urchins would paddle around.  For us though, it was in the middle of set up for a music festival.

We visited the Pantheon.  It has the largest dome in Rome.  While sitting outside admiring the building and the very large crowd, a bird flew overhead and let a present go.  This bird must have had GPS and laser guidance for its bomb.  It was a direct hit on Jamies glasses.  Some managed to get her in the eye, the rest ricocheted onto Nashons pants.  Fortunately for Jamie (and Nashons pants), this bird seemed to leave almost all water with a small amount of solids.  Jamie laughed so hard she cried.

We walked slowly back towards our hotel and enjoyed some of the quieter side streets.  Jamie didn’t care for the pizza she had at lunch, so we had an early dinner at a nice restaurant.  This time the pizza was tasty and the outdoor table we had was nice.  The rest of the evening was the stroll back to the hotel and dropping our shoes as fast as we could. Our feet were very tired!

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]]> Pisa and welcome to Rome https://nashon.com/2008/04/09/pisa-and-welcome-to-rome Wed, 09 Apr 2008 17:14:39 +0000 http://nashon.com/2008/04/09/pisa-and-welcome-to-rome Today was our last morning in Florence, and the first day we’re out of our room by 8am.  We had breakfast and caught the first train to Pisa.  After winding our way through the city, we arrived at the Duomo and Tower of Pisa.  Jamie was quite disappointed, as the Tower was not nearly as impressive or large as it was supposed to be.  Against his better judgment, Nashon did get the typical picture taken with the tower (though he’s pushing it over instead of holding it up).  The grounds, along with the Duomo, baptistery, and Tower were simply beautiful, though very crowded with families and classes.  We took a million pictures of the tower, and opted to not climb it (the cost would have been about US$50).  We got back to the train station with 2-minutes until the next train back to Florence where we picked up our luggage which we had stored at the train station, and boarded a train to Rome.  We made the train only because it was running about 10-minutes late, and found that we had needed prior reservations for the ride (after we had taken off of course).  After paying the train attendant (who appeared very patient with us), we got to sit back and enjoy the train ride full of 8-10 year old kids making a lot of noise.  Rome has some of the craziest drivers!  It’s like they haven’t discovered how to put lines on the roads to separate cars, so no one knows how to stay in their own lanes.  We’ll leave the driving to the taxi cabs and locals.  We walked to the Spanish Steps which aren’t far from our hotel, but the wind picked up, so we retired early after dinner for a video in bed.  We’re hoping for better weather tomorrow.

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]]> Pictures of Italy https://nashon.com/2008/04/08/pictures-of-italy Tue, 08 Apr 2008 17:27:55 +0000 http://nashon.com/2008/04/08/pictures-of-italy Panorama of FlorenceJamie and the Florence SkylineDuomo in Florence

]]> Tuesday in Florence https://nashon.com/2008/04/08/tuesday-in-florence Tue, 08 Apr 2008 17:12:56 +0000 http://nashon.com/2008/04/08/tuesday-in-florence Today was a wet and yucky day in Florence.  We had very little on our “to do” plate, so decided to try and sleep in a bit.  Instead, we were woken up by the herd of elephants that ran up the stairs past our door to the breakfast room; one person even tried to open our door!  We made it out the door and stood in line at the Uffizi Gallery for about two hours.  While in line we did chat with the nice young couple behind us in line; they were from Florida.  After 2 hours of waiting we got in and said good-bye (they got an audio tour), and went our separate ways.  After that much talking, we still don’t’ know what their names were.  We took a couple of hours to walk through the museum where we got to see works of art from Michelangelo, Rembrandt, and Leonardo Da Vinci.  We took a short break mid tour for a snack, and sat outside under an umbrella to not get wet from the downpour happening around us.  We decided that there is something about the weather on this trip; it seems to rain when we have no plans to be outside, and nice and warm on the days that involve walking and hiking.  After the 4-5 hours here, we felt we didn’t have enough time to fully enjoy the Pitti Gallery for the price, and decided to skip it for this trip.  We walked around Ponte Vecchio and looked at a few more art galleries and found ourselves back at the place from yesterday.  We bought another painting!  The frame is being custom made, and should be delivered to our house in about 20-25days.  After this, Jamie was very tired, so we went to the hotel and took a nap for about an hour before enjoying our last meal in Florence.   We both had dessert, and decided perhaps we should start with it next time, as it was simply divine (chocolate ice cream in brandy for Nashon, and flan for Jamie).  Tomorrow is off to the Tower of Pisa and a train ride to Rome.

]]> Monday in Florence https://nashon.com/2008/04/07/monday-in-florence Mon, 07 Apr 2008 17:27:56 +0000 http://nashon.com/2008/04/07/monday-in-florence Today started with a bit of a late start after a visit to the tourist stop at the train station to talk about our trip to Pisa and Rome on Wednesday.  Then we got to the activities for the day.  We walked to one corner of the city to see San Marco Cathedral.  This, like many of the other churches, wouldn’t allow us to take photos.  We decided it was way over priced, but it had a beautiful bibliotheca with books with gold pounded pictures in them.  We got to see a variety of frescoes and statues, the monk quarters, and some of the garments from hundreds of years ago.  Nashon is still stuck on the idea of having a house big enough to have a courtyard (they really are pretty).  Then we walked to another corner of the city to see Cappella Brancacci Cathedral.  However, they require reservations, the earliest of which was at 4:15pm.  So instead of trying to make it to the other church and back, we wasted 90 minutes walking around this end of town.  Nashon discovered that cappuccino was much cheaper when out of the center of the city (and now he isn’t going to buy them at the caf? for lunch anymore).  This church (when we finally got in), was simply breath taking.  They DID allow photos without flashes, so we took a few.  The chapel was simply beautiful, but we weren’t allowed into most of it (unless we waited till 5pm to go in when the church opened for services).  So we trekked across the city to climb another mountain (not nearly as big or hard as the ones in Germany) to see San Miniato al Monte.  This cathedral is on the hill outside of Florence, and was built as a tribute to an early christian martyr, built on the place where he fell after being executed.  We got to listen to some monks singing during a service, and saw more beautiful paintings on the walls.  The marble inlays on the floor were simply wonderful.  We walked a short distance to Piazzale Michelangelo to see more breath taking views of the city from above.  We sat and watched the sun fall in the sky and clouds roll in, and decided to walk back to town to find dinner.  It was a beautiful sunny day, full of walking and beautiful art and history.  It was simply wonderful.

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