Christmas Bass

We took Sam's new rod out for a test run and ended up with two bass :)

Walking the beach...

Found a productive spot!

...and started landing fish!

Christmas At Our House!

The boys were very nice this year, and Santa knew it!

Max loved his fishing net and all the games he got :)





Sam was pumped for trashpacks, trashpacks, and more trashpacks!



...and he was thrilled that Santa left a note for the milk and cookies!

Our Beach Pics

Here are a few pics from our card this year, and one cute one we caught of Sam...

The Cousins

Not the best picture, but a picture of all the cousins for the first time

Sick But Stylin'

Caught A Few Fish!!

Fire Trucks!!

Santa Time!

The Playroom

We finally put together a play space for the boys in the basement :)

Before (mostly emptied)...

After...

Tubey Time

Sam got his third set of tubes today and was a brave boy! He did great (except for booting all over the back seat of the car!)

Getting ready!

Sam's bracelet, showing he's allergic to Christmas Trees

Silly juice working its magic!

Ikea

Always a fun trip :)

Thankschristmas :)

A Crazy Day

Max ran into a pole trying to "race" Ab and ended up with a huge egg on his head and his first trip to the ER!

While Max and Ab were hanging at the hospital Sam and I went to the beach in Long Branch which was sad for me. Sam was unfazed!

The boardwalk...

A huge debris pile...

Near Pier Village...

After we knew Max was ok, Sam and I hit the beach. Sam was in charge of the camera and captured this pretty cool pic!

Just after dark we landed a short (20 inch) bass, which was fun!!

School Days!

They combed Sam's hair the wrong way...but still cute!



The Bunnies!



Looks like Max is having fun!



The Carrots!

The Kids At Waywayanda State Park

Sam and Owen

Sam was all smiles

Bundled Maxie

Looking through the fence :)

Back To Blogging

Sandy

It is craziness here!



Conover Pavilion, Phillips Ave., Deal



What used to be Takanassee Beach Club



We almost have liftoff...fighting the wind :)



Looking over Route 36 to Seven Presidents