Sunday, July 4, 2010

Happy 4th of July!!

We were suppose to go hang out with my friends at the beach today but both the girls have been battling a cold the past few days.  They both still had runny noses and coughs.  Hadley was completely miserable.  Trey and I both agreed it wouldn't be the smartest idea to let them play in the water so we had to pass on a beach day.  Both of the girls weren't laying down for their afternoon nap so Trey and I loaded them up in the Tahoe and took them for a drive.  There was a car show and other festivities taking place at Pearl Harbor so that's where we headed.  Hadley was passed out when we got there and didn't wake up until we were getting ready to leave.  Riley only fell asleep for the 10 minutes it took us to get there.  We walked through the car show and then looked for some funnel cake for Trey.  He was devastated when he realized they didn't have any funnel cake.  Instead he played a bunch of games trying to win Riley a cool stuffed animal.  All we left with was about ten tiny little stuffed horses.  Riley was less than thrilled with the prizes.  It was pretty funny. 

Before we walked back to the car we grabbed some gatorade because we were all dying of thirst.  It was super hot out.  You can tell by Riley's rosy cheeks!  She didn't want to put the gatorade down.  We loaded the girls back in the Tahoe.  Hadley was awake at this point and screaming.  As we were heading home she passed out again so Trey kept driving.  We wound up at the Pali Lookout.  It's amazing how windy and cold it always it there.  I seriously thought the wind was going to knock me over!  Riley wasn't a fan of the strong wind.  You can tell by her reaction below!
We did manage to get a family photo.  I seriously think that this is the only picture of all four of us.  Other than my hair blowing in Riley's face I think it's a pretty good picture!
Happy 4th of July from The Prewitts!!

1 comment:

Sara said...

That is a wonderful family photo. YOu all look great and the backdrop couldn't get any prettier.