The Fischers: Last day of vacation, Friday, June 7th

Thursday, June 13, 2013

Last day of vacation, Friday, June 7th

Our last day at the beach we checked out and then drove just a few blocks and parked and went to the dog beach. It was perfect for Cairo, Eric tied him up to a post and he did great! The weather was perfect again. Mandi and Brian had to leave a little early to drive to San Diego for a soccer tournament. We stayed till about 3 or 4 and then came home to a wonderful HOT Bakersfield! Oh, I wish I could go back to the beach! Ha! Ha!

sittin' on top of Grandpa's truck

Beckham wanted to join them!

Me and Boston

The Smith family! Brian, Brooklyn, Mandi and Boston

Eric and Kristi with Cairo

lovin' the beach!

Sean taking Sienna for a walk down the beach

Beckham enjoying the sand

Rawley walking all over as usual!

Sienna didn't mind the wet sand at all! Oh to be a kid and love getting dirty!

Cute Estrella family picture

Come on Rawley!

Gramps and Boston

love this picture of Eric and Cairo

walking Cairo down the dog beach

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These are my friends, the Laurels. For those of you who aren't LDS that is the name of the class we were in at church. We recently had a reunion after 35 yrs. Our lives have taken many different paths, some of us might not have spoken to or seen each other for most of these years, yet we remain sisters in heart and in the gospel. We spent the evening reminiscing about our teen years, college, marriage, kids, and what is going on with our lives now. How much fun was that! We brought photo albums to look through, ate a terrific dinner and played a game where we wrote 3 things about us and then we drew them out of a jar and read them and tried to guess who wrote it. There were some really funny things, spiritual things, and just plain fun things to learn about each other. I think this is a little taste of what heaven will be like when we are all reunited again for eternity! Not many people can say they have friends like these and I am so grateful to be a part of their lives.