Perks of Being a Wildflower: Sun, Sand, Sundays,Swimming, Sea School, that's Sanibel.

Life has been going well. It's busy, but it's good. We have pretty much had people visiting non stop, back to back, for the past two months. Anna and her friend Claire were here for their spring break in the beginning of March, then my parents went to Haiti. Alezah was here while they were gone. Then some of my parent's friends came for a visit, and a boy we used to foster and his family came down, and our friends, the Dellenbacks, came, and then our friends the Hasenbalgs came for two weeks. After they left, we went to Jacksonville for a golf tournament. My favorite part of that weekend was probably standing on the back of the golf carts where the bags go. After that we came back here and some more friends came, and then Jen and Anj arrived with some of Jen's family too. We hadn't see them since the wedding, which was over three years ago, so it was a little awkward at first. But by the end of the week it was as if we'd know each other forever. So yeah, lots of people. But it's like that ever year, and it's not a bad thing, it's just the way our family works and I like it. Some people think that we just come to Florida for a two month vacation, but really we are just a vacation destination for other people. Sometimes I think hospitality should be spelled like haaspitality.
I know I haven't covered everything that is in the title, but we have company over(shocking right?), so I'll leave you, for now, with a five pictures from our time here.