Just like when she took over Uncle Keith's chair...Sidney Kate joined me as we watched the boys play some beach football. She relaxed there for quite some time.
Sugar and spice, And all that's nice; That's what little girls are made of.










The second group of horses we saw were off the beach. We did some off beach driving that took us through some amazing small beach communities. When we stopped to take pictures one horse ran up from behind us to join the group-scared us!
We saw horses in someone's front yard. How awesome would that be! This horse was just off by himself.
Sidney Kate is quick to make friends. She found a 3 year old and 5 year old (sisters) to talk to and touch. She wanted to give sugar and shake hands. We had both sets of parents taking pictures over this cute Kodak moment.
On the boat, Sidney Kate made another friend. This little boy was all about giving her high fives. He gave them high and low. She enjoyed it so much!
Here is what we paid to see! We saw a ton of dolphins! At first we spotted a few and then more came from another direction to join the small group. Next thing we know we had dolphins surrounding the boat. We got to see them swim, play with each other (which from above the water looked like some kind of attack) and eat.
Here's something she can't do at home! Well, two things...first she can't open our cabinets and second, there's no room at home for playing in them!
Hamming it up on the chair. She was disappointed to find out that it didn't rock, but she had fun anyway.
This box has been a huge entertainment piece for Sidney Kate. She's either pushing it, crawling in it or climbing on top of it.
Charity, Wes and Nora Grace (Gracie) are also on vacation with us this week. Sidney Kate loves Gracie, who is 6 months old, and must touch her every time she sees her. She goes up to the person holding her with her arms wide open, as if to say, "I want to hold her!"
Here we are on top of the world! Or the tallest sand dune...
Kevin and I decided we were too old to run down the sand dune like the teenagers before us, but walking down it was still really neat. Your feet went into the sand a good ways before it stopped you. Maybe next year Sidney Kate will be more interested in the sand. 