Rather than hang around town with the Henry family in San Diego (including Finn & Kenton) & the Hecht family camping at the coast, I decided to take on camping with Cedar.  It may not have been easier than hanging around town, but it was more fun...even with the rain & the constant movement/exploring/running away from the 2 year old.  :P
We followed the Ruddicks to the camp site & went for a walk after we set up camp & ate dinner.  Memaw & Papa arrived as we were eating, but stayed behind to set up their site.
We followed the Ruddicks to the camp site & went for a walk after we set up camp & ate dinner.  Memaw & Papa arrived as we were eating, but stayed behind to set up their site.
Ronan & Griffin wore their sweatshirts backwards & put their hoods over their faces to keep the sand out of their eyes.  :P
We climbed to the top of the dune!  On the way up, Cedar yelled out to Ronan (who was struggling towards the end), "You can do it!"  :)
Later that evening, the Chases arrived & set up their site.  Sleeping was a little rough on everyone & then we woke up to misty drizzle that lasted all day Saturday & resulted in big drips constantly falling from the trees.  :\  Thankfully, Josh & Gretchen brought two canopies & we had some space to stay dry.
Me & the busy boy.  I stayed pretty dry, but Cedar was constantly exploring in the bushes, falling on the ground & putting his hands in the dripping water.  He did not stay dry.  But it didn't seem to bother him!
Cedar spent a lot of time walking along the curb behind our car.  He liked naming the letters he recognized from the back of the car & the license plate.  :P
Memaw also brought the tools for making HUGE bubbles!Kara, Summer & Dan seemed to have a lot of fun! ;)
Tyler & Aaron played another game of Carcassonne, while Brooke visited.  I was happy that I had a chance to teach them on Saturday, while Memaw got Cedar down for a nap!  :)
Yet again, Memaw provided supplies for another fun activity!  The 2-year-olds loved painting with water colors!














































