We arrived home Sunday evening and our trip was wonderful. Although it rained for approximately 70% of the time, we managed to keep ourselves busy & enjoy the company of our family & friends.Emma was very excited to help Papa Harley & Grandma Helen with their daily duties, including "Brushing Max". I am sure Max the Dog was happy to see us leave, but he'll miss all the extra treats Emma snuck him behind Grandma's back!
Emma loved playing outside in the front yard at Grandma Helen's and managed to pick a few flowers, even after she was told not to. Gotta love that little grin and tonque face Emma was sporting... you know she is up to no good, and she knows it too!!
The few SUNNY days we had, were spent down at the beach playing with friends and eating ice cream. It truly is a beautiful area (to visit)!!
Emma found her favourite swing and it was like we had never left. I swear I pushed her on that thing for 45 minutes straight... Mom's will do anything for their little girls!!
Emma was excited when she got to spend some time with "Baby Kennadie", although she is not the baby we remember. She is walking, talking, and has a personality now... how fast they grow up!!

Emma begged me to go to the "Seal" park as well, so we made the trek that way too. Grandma Helen managed to do a little climbing with her gal, and Emma thought that was great!

The airplane was a hit and Emma had quite the imagination when it came to playing on it. She insisted that I fly the plane with her, but I spared you that photo... some things are better left unseen!!
Our trip would not have been complete if we did not make it to Hannah's house to "Jump on the Trampoline." Emma was prepared to move in and she took quite a liking to Hannah ... like she was her big sister. Hannah was great and entertained Emma for hours while I got to visit with Lee-Ann. Good times had by all!!
Emma even managed to push her new "big sister" on the swing... it was cute to see!!
Last but not least, our final few days were spent with Calli & Company. Although the girls have changed a lot, they still played like old pals. Every so often, one of them would voice their independence, but the problem would quickly resolve itself, and it was back to playing!
I do believe "Dress Up" was the biggest hit for the girls! Check out the shoes. Emma had Calli's flip-flops on and Calli had Emma's dress shoes on (silly kids).
It was sad to see them hug good-bye, but it was even hard to try and explain to them that they would not be able to play together the following day. It's hard being three!!!
Overall, we had a great trip and we are soooo happy we were able to see all of our long lost freinds, we do miss you!!
Now we look forward to our next adventure to Kelowna!!