This picture doesn't quite capture her excitement - or mine!
Tyler - a handsome 2nd Grader.
Erin likes to be included too.
She survived her 1st week - good job Rebecca.
Our good looking group!
The donations the elementary school asks for is a little out of control.
A 5th Grader at BASIS
Her backpack wieghs 14.5 lbs.
Erin demanded her picture be taken as well.
I think we wore Grandpa out yesterday.
Actually I think we were all tired.
The smart ones just played in the sand.
Nathan started digging a hole. Once all the other kids got involved it became huge - big enough for all the kids to fit in and comfortably sit down.
The temple was beautiful, peaceful, and calm.
So different from the City.
Dinner at In N Out on the way home. 
The Golden Gate Bridge.
Running down Lombard Street.
It is amazing we didn't lose anyone.
Parking is always fun here.
Clam Chowder in a sour dough bread bowl for lunch at Fisherman's Wharf.
Free Samples at Ghirardelli Square.
Walking along the water.
A nice shot of Tyler's face.
He had been in a pedal car accident the day before and his face had broken every one's fall.
Erin's favorite pasttime at the park.
The kids spent a ton of time playing in the creek.
I don't know why we didn't just come in our swimsuits!
How many times have I said, "next time we will come better prepared for this." 
The annual pictures on the firetruck.
All the grandkids with Grandpa.
We started at the Natural Bridges State Park.
By the way our kids are dressed you would think we had gone to the Arctic and those were penguins instead of birds behind them.
It was a beautiful day.
We checked out the Santa Cruz Lighthouse and the Surfing Museum.
It is not as picturesque as Janet's East Coast Lighthouses she blogs about!
Especially when this guy pulled up.
The things you see at the beach!
We finished with a seafood lunch out on the pier.Rebecca and Tyler were brave and tried some new things. Meagan ordered pasta off the kid's menu and her plate could have fed four of us.
