What's Up With the David's: Jack & Jill hit the road...

Jack & Jill on Mission Beach in sunny San Diego. This was our first solo trip, but we both really missed daddy.

Lucky for me, my last work event was in San Diego about 10 days ago. So I basically got a free trip home...free airfare is always nice....and I got to take Jack with me, which is an added bonus. Unfortunately, Christian couldn't make it, so I packed up the kid and braved the 4.5 hour flight all alone.

After successfully getting through security in no time flat, I was feeling confident until we arrived to the gate to find the flight delayed, and delayed, and delayed due to weather! We ended up taking off 3 hours late! Jack was such a trooper but I was so worried that by the time we got on the plane he would be so over it.

He was very active and busy as usual but he never really cried...as long as I kept his mouth stuffed with Gerber Puffs! And I was so blessed to have the nicest man sitting next to me (can't say as much for the woman in front of me- arg!). So all-in-all it was a good flight and I learned how to successfully pee with a baby in the tiny airplane bathroom.

We had an awesome time and my family got some QT with Jack. Marseille and Jack are so enamored with one another - it's the cutest thing! They squeal with excitement when they see each other and then chase one other all over the house. M even taught Jack about Yo Gaba Gaba... I swear it's like crack to babies. Here are a few of the good pics, most of which are at the beach...

This is the best pic I could get of the babies together. My camera is about to die and it's so darn slow that it misses the moment.

Jack & M loved to take baths together. They're best buds! But we couldn't quite get M's hair in a Mohawk because she has so much of it!

My precious little mama!

Aunt Donna came down solo because uncle Jess had a soccer tournament. Donna's the coolest auntie and the kids adore her.

Jack and Marseille's other aunties, Kasey and Marina. It's hard to believe they used to be our babies. They've grown into such beautiful and kind young ladies.