3 hour tour
on sunday, we had reservations to rent a boat down at the harbor. the day looked kind of dreary, so we just hoped that it wouldn't rain on us. but just as we started heading down to the harbor, the clouds broke apart and the sun began to shine. we had blue skies for the rest of the day! we were out on the water for 3 hours, and had so much fun. it's so relaxing and beautiful! we even saw a little seal pop it's head out of the water at one point. i didn't have my camera in my hand, unfortunately :(
again, forgive the oversharpened, junky quality. i'm really disappointed with typepad's new system.
dear person who is selling this house, we do not have 4.8 million dollars, but if you would let us just have it, we promise to take really good care of it and love it as much as you have. thank you.
(man, this house is amazing. we've always admired it, and when i saw it was up for sale, i found the listing and looked at the virtual tour. um.... yeah. way custom. way cool. i feel sad for the sellers!)
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on monday, we had a BBQ at our house with old and new friends. A couple that Jesse and Bethany knew from their small group in SD moved up to Silverdale recently (about 30 min from here), so they came down to hang out. They are currently raising money to be missionaries in Spain, so we are bummed that they aren't going to be around very long. We also had Ryan, Amanda, and their kids come down. It was so much fun to have everyone over. Adam grilled up some chicken and corn on the cob, and after the feast, we set off a bunch of fireworks that Jesse had Ryan pick up on their way over. the kids loved it, although i guess it was kind of loud for ben, b/c he had his hands up to his ears most of the time. lol. Some neighbors heard us, and decided to pop in the backyard to hang out for a bit and watch.































































