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Still Beachin'

Trey had to have his breakfast on the balcony!

This is her "natural habitat"!

Never too old to play in the sand :)

Bookworm!

Makena's hair is all messed up because she is wearing her GoPro with head gear.
She videoed all kinds of stuff under water.  It was really cool.

The dolphins came closer to us as the storm approached.

Carl and Makena

More dolphin pics

My pirate family!!

After the storm, the waves were awesome!

So fun

All of my crew in the water

I'm not sure what Trey was doing!

A little blurry, but this little girl beside him kept eyeing him....he ignored her!

After those crabs!

Everybody had the best time.

They always hate to stop and take pictures, but I kinda insist!

Tuesday started out beautiful and we enjoyed the beach for about 2 or 3 hours, then it stormed, so we ate lunch at the condo then went shopping.  Oh, and you should have heard all of the complaining when Carlie and I mentioned going to the outlet mall!  We went anyway :)  Carlie and I were in TJ Maxx and the electricity went off...and the doors couldn't open for about 3 or 4 minutes....and I was freaking out!  When we did finally make it out of the store we left and went back to Gulf Shores!! We were able to go back out to the beach then we ate at Sea and Suds (one of our favorite places), came back and went crab hunting.  We only caught a few small ones, but it's always fun to just be out on the beach at night, listening to the waves.  It's magical :)
Sadly, another day is in the books and Friday is getting closer and closer, but we made lots of memories and tomorrow is somebodies birthday :) :)

Much Love,
Beth

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