Germany for Thanksgiving!
My sister Bonnie,who lives in Germany, had her first baby in September. I, of course, have been dying to meet him, but figured that I would have to wait until January when they came to visit. Still, I kept checking if their were rewards-mile flights (I have been saving up my miles) that would work for our schedule. It seemed like there wasn't ever anything available that was feasible for us. In October, I got the feeling that I really should get Kyla her passport. Then 2 weeks ago, I had been e-mailing my sister a lot and she was sounding down and I was wishing so badly that I could go. On Friday the 19th at 2am I found a flight for Saturday the 20th and then a returning one for the 30th. After freaking out a little bit about if I could actually leave my cute little Taylor for that long (David was able to watch him since it was over Thanksgiving), I booked the flight. The next 36 hours were crazy and tiring, but Kyla and I made it to Germany and were able to spend a week and a half with my sister and her husband and my new little nephew, Asher Trier.
Thanksgiving Day:They are exactly 4 months apart :)
(Cute little Asher is crying in a couple...he has a poor little ouchy tummy! I still think the pictures are cute though.)




Christmas Markets & Gothic Cathedral in Koln:

On the way home:
It was such a blessing to be able to go and visit them. It was so surreal to be back in Germany at almost the same time of year as we were there last year - only this time with no husband and a different baby-haha! We had a fun time being together and celebrating Thanksgiving.
It was such a blessing to be able to go and visit them. It was so surreal to be back in Germany at almost the same time of year as we were there last year - only this time with no husband and a different baby-haha! We had a fun time being together and celebrating Thanksgiving.I had a fabulous trip, but I also missed my boys SO SO SO much!
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What fun pictures---and I'm jealous of how roomy Kyla's airplane seat looks:)