We headed to Baytowne Wharf on this night. Sandestin is fabulous on a hurricane threatened weekend. It kept the crowds away from our all time favorite night scenes. We dined by the bay over looking the water while the men watched the TN/GA game. I think they strategically chose a restaurant with TV's overhead for a reason. My mom witnessed the intense sports fanatic take over Landon for the first time. It was a close game-- a good game!
Eliza Kate tuned out the football madness and colored her heart out before dinner. She's really into her sticker and coloring books these days.
Just one more picture--there's always just one more picture in store. This section of Baytown Wharf resembles a New Orleans look. We witnessed a beautiful wedding on the grounds when we were walking in. The violin quartet added to the charm:)
We were surprised by a generous gift of "E" clothes from a friend with an "E" girl of her own. Such a treasure to carry on the fabulous legacy of an E girl:) {swoon} ;)
Sunset on the bay..
Who says you can't wear white shorts after Labor Day? The rules relax when you're at the beach, right?
Miller talked himself into the Euro Bungee and then tried to back out while waiting in line. Something about an older girl complaining in her harness got to him. We held him to the commitment & talked him through a pinch of anxiety. And, in the end his smile showed that he made a great decision to go ahead and take the plunge.
Woo hoo! The teenage attendant kept double bouncing him to reach new thrill seeking heights. To this day, the Bungee attraction was his favorite beach memory. He's into adventure, this "all boy" of mine. We'll end it on that--his favorite memory. Closing up shop on the beach posts, but I'm looking forward to our next journey to the sand. I can already feel the sugary sand in between my toes.
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