Mama and Lainie had a great time taking a bath together. Jacuzzi tubs are extra fun when you use bubble bath and turn on the jets.
Elaina and Seth look ready to hatch these ostrich eggs at the Wild Animal Park. Now if they were only real!
We visited the Embarcadero in San Diego and took a picture of the statue of the famous kiss given in Times Square at the end of World War II. My father described the jubilee in Rexburg, Idaho at the end of the War. He was only 10 years old, but he remembers a man riding down the street in a tin metal bath tub being towed by a car. He also remembers the grocery store scattering a 50 pound bag of peanuts in the street. After rationing that must have been a treat.
The next picture is of a sail boat in the San Diego Bay. It looks like the kind of boats they use in the America's Cup.
It was a cold day at the beach in August when I taught Elaina to run away from the waves. It has been a very cool summer in San Diego. I can't say that about the rest of the country. It has been the exact opposite.
Seth is well on his way to becoming a ladies' man. Here he is with our friends' daughers, Julianna, Danielle, and Karissa Thompson.