For Thanksgiving this last year the Taylor family was blessed enough, thanks to our wonderful parents, to spend it together (all 19 of us). It was the best trip in the world. So fun and relaxing. I am truly so so so thankful for my family...and Hawaii. Here's documentation of every step....literally, lots of pics, beware. Like it should be broken up into 3-8 posts kinda pictures, but whatever, it's all in ONE. Enjoy.
We found Zach and Jana Matching Buds
Best Friends
Feeding the "Fisshhiees"
Two purposes Logan believes for sand: eating and putting it in your diaper
Sweet Dean
Emma
The girls find a monk seal
Hip mothers
My guy's got a nice fanny
"Will you bury us?"
Mother's following orders
Buried
Sand bum wedgie
"Girlfriend"
Talineenee
Aunt Jana
Adorable
The set up
Grandpa boogie boarding with Ryls
Coley boy
Cousins
Mother and daughter
Uncle Zach
Rylee Roo...Sass
Dinner at Bubba's Burgers
Cousin HUGS
Deany Baby
Dessert at Lapparts....EVERYDAY
Logan's daily playtime photo shoots...she's a natural
Screaming with excitement
These two love each other. Best friend handshake in the backround of the left pic...love
Zach and Jana
The Taylor Boys
My little Emma Lou...Sunglasses and a Coke Zero by the pool- Classic
The Leavitt Family
Thanksgiving dinner
Thanksgiving performance by the kids (They sang us their Thanksgiving songs from school, and the songs that Jana always sings from when she was a kid/still is one :))
The program coordinator and her biggest star
We did a couple adventures while in Hawaii. Our favorite is/was the canal tubing adventure. You ride through the old irrigation canals and tunnels. The best.
Crazy truck ride up to the canals
Morgan and Kaylee
Zach and Jana
Our part of the tubing crew
We do what we want...when we want...where we want
Our other outing was a kayack/hike. Lil Jack and Cole joined us on this one, creating some interesting times and big muscles. It was also a bit windy, but it was so gorgeous and fun to all do it together.
The only rest Brett would get the rest of kayacking
I collected leaves along the way...It became a competition among a few of us, naturally, and they began to be worth money. I was rich.
Our guide did the whole thing barefoot...of course. Curry and him were buds.
Walking sticks necessary
Giant vine castle in the jungle.
"Walking trees." They just keep growing roots and moving along. Nomads, Gyspys, like us.
Snake tree
Lindsey is thrilled with her husband...aka David Hasslehoff. Hey, if you bust those things out at the family waterfall hike, Imma put that crap on the internet. Your welcome.
"OUCH!!!"
This waterfall was pounding at like 100 miles per hour. Painful. This seems peaceful and cool, but we were all screaming and yelling and grunting...laughing our faces off. Prob one of my fav trip moments.
Brett, Kelly and their boys Jack and Cole
Lindsey and Curry
Thanks again mom and dad. We miss it! Happy Thanksgiving...I mean...
ALOHA - The Orrs
2 comments:
Dang, that looks like a fun trip!
\HI kids....loved looking at your wonderful pictures and how you enjoyed your Thanksgiving. Nothing like the breeze in Hawaii or anything else that is there. You both look brown and happy.
Love to you both
G
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