Beach Buddies

Today our good friends the Brewer’s invited us to play at their family beach house. We couldn’t think of a better way to spend this beautiful Saturday, so Trenton and I packed up our chairs, swim suits and snacks and headed to Galveston. We are so lucky to live so close to the water. It is a fun and free mini vacation any time we want! Brady and Trenton had a blast! Trenton was scared of the water, dirt and just about everything that we were around, but soon warmed up once Brady showed him the ropes. Brady is a real deal beach bum! Thank you Kim, Jeff and Brady for inviting us to play! We can’t wait to do it again!! Maybe next time there won’t be a swarm of mosquitoes!

Beach bum Trenton enjoying a granola is his new chair!

Brady waiting for the right moment to steel Trenton’s seat…

Feeding the birds was hilarious. Trenton did not understand why he had to throw it in the air! He wanted to feed the birds straight from his hands!!

 

Kickin’ back with a little bit of watermelon!

Brady showed Trenton how to load sand mud from the dump truck to the mud hole!

A little mud bath!

HELICOPTER!!!!!

Brady’s grandmother showing them how to make dribbles with the mud…poor thing got more than she bargained for jumping in a muddy hole of water with these two! I think splashing and throwing mud is not what she expected! Mr. Jeff kept filling up the hole with water because they would splash it all out!!After a quick shower on the outside shower, we headed inside for some lunch and quick play time. Trenton and I had to head to a birthday party so we said our goodbyes, packed up the car and headed home to pick up Daddy! As we were driving I noticed that Trenton got very quiet so I peaked in the mirror to see if he was asleep and this is what I saw:

HAHAHAHAHA! I guess he was totally over the sun by this time!!

As I mentioned earlier we had my niece and nephews birthday party. They had a waterslide, but there were too many big kids so we didn’t let Trenton get on. Instead he jumped on the trampoline! He did awesome (when no one else was in there)