Beach Pictures (in no particular order)

Eve is wearing one of my baby doll bonnets in this one. Mom will have to let me know if it's originally from one of her dolls.
Yep, we dipped her toes in.
John's first time sleeping in a regular room with two double beds. After taking a few drawers out of the dresser and rearranging some other things, this is how he fell asleep. So cute.
Splash splash splash. Despite his facial expression, John enjoyed this part of the waves. I, on the other hand, walked away with a sand castle in my bathing suit. I think Daddy had his boat and that's why he was upset.
BIG smiles!

Wow, this makes John look older. Watch out ladies! (whoa! we won't think about that just yet!)
The Buckingham Family...as best I can by "rows"

Aunt Sue (Judy's sister), Michelle, Robert, Greg, Christopher, Kendra, Rob

Judy, Shannon, Lee, Kalob, Sharon

Buck, John, Me, Eve, Jimmy, David, Tommy, Isabel, and Cristina

Whew!

Got it made in her cabana!
Daddy and John after swimming
John and Aunt Sue Dolphin watching. We saw TONS! John most liked dancing in the boat and looking at the other boats, but the dolphins were close enough and numerous enough for him to see.

Oh, and one cute story from today. We've been working on sharing with John for a while (and will need to continue, I'm sure). He's sweet and often shares with Eve. Today he was sharing his police car and ambulance with me and Eve. He would walk up with one and say "Share Mama" or "Share Eve". What a nice boy.
Oh, and one from yesterday. John is repeating absolutely everything these days...at least 2 or 3 words from each sentence. The other day Buck was going to change his diaper and said "Your butt is stinky". Of course, John said "butt stinky". Buck quickly tried to correct himself and said "bottom stinky", but John knew better and continued to say "butt stinky". One time right after we brought Eve home John was in the car on the way to church. We were listening to bluegrass and a song that repeated the words "hard times" came on. By the end John was singing along. We figured it was appropriate. Anyway, last night we were on the way home from church and Buck said "Well I'll be" in a high southern accent. John has been repeating "I'll be" in that same high southern accent ever since. He just keeps us laughing.