Feeling all sorts of thankful for the time I was able to spend with my family on my babymoon. When we were packing up and leaving my husband looked at me and said lets go home and have a baby ~chills~ I loved making lasting memories as a family. I couldn’t ask for anything more.
We underestimated how many beach days we were going to take. I severely under packed in the swimsuit department, kids included. We thought we were going to spend 5 days in Disney but since the weather was so amazing (high 80’s) we all voted for the beach most days.
Spent three magical days with my family at Disneyland and it was everything I could have dreamt of and more!
So beyond thankful we were able to pull this off. We haven’t been to Disneyland in 2 years, which doesn’t seem like a long time but in baby years its a lifetime 🙂
We are not the most familiar with California so everything was so new and exciting! We had a blast and had so many fun unique experiences. We loved taking the boat ferry to Balboa Island , our resort and exploring all the new beaches.
Can’t believe in only a handful of weeks till I meet my baby !
Boston you are beautiful! When we first got here we tried staying at the Kimpton Nine Zero but I was not vibing. I can read energies and it was so dark and dreary I needed a new scene. So we headed to the Marriott Long Wharf where we were surrounded by water and boats, overall just a way happier feeling.
Right now I am watching Fever Pitch and it has me wishing we had made it to a Red Sox game, but we didn’t have enough time. I also would have like to have gone to Salem, especially this time of year with Halloween in the air. The night we had planned it, it rained so we walked around visited Paul Revere ate a romantic dinner and got serenaded by a violinist on a park swing. It was perfect and exactly what we needed.
The next day we hit the ground running🏃♀️ – I regret 2 things:
We only had a little time in Boston but we were able to walk the entire Freedom Trail and we ate lots! of yummy food.
I cant wait to come back! Next time I bring the kids. It’d be amazing for them to see and learn about history and absorb all the info like little sponges. It’d benefit them the rest of their lives. Like the time we took Hudson to Washington DC before he was two he came back reciting the entire Pledge of Allegiance my memory. Think what they could learn in a couple days in Boston 🙂