October 9, 2014

Balboa

It’s our happy place. 

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Sarah and I snuck across to Bay Island for a peek:

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Huge floating crane replacing the island wall:

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New alley rip stick friends:

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I love the self-checkout – making the kids use teamwork to take turns and get the job done.  Produce is the trickiest.

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Human Anatomy this year for science.  This chapter was about muscle fatigue… can you hold your arms out like this for 5 minutes?  Oh the groans!

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Headed to the ocean:

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Back at the bay where the waves were smaller and quieter:

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The devoted Mr. Garland’s nemesis:  this low ceiling beam.  His forehead does battle almost every time we visit.

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Morning bike ride to Newport Pier for donuts and a stroll through the fish market.

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Rachel only licks the sprinkles off the top:

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Sarah and I took an early morning stroll across the ferry to Balboa Island.

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Schools and schools of fish down below!

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