Dave had an opportunity purchase one of his partner’s vacation which happened to include Dave’s only holiday (Labor Day) this year. It didn’t take us long to decide to get down to Coronado with the extended weekend off of school. It was pretty seamless, we did have bit of a delay out of Denver, but the kids did just fine in spite of making it an ipad free weekend, were in the sweet spot.
Our highlights included swimming, a long walk to the dog beach, golf for Sully and Dave, bike rentals, an adventure into San Diego for an outdoor market in the Gas Lamp District followed by a Rabbit Cafe surprise for Piper. The Hilton in this area had recently undergone a renovation and themed its restaurant after the original name of its location, Rabbit Town. It is safe to say her mind was blown. We had dinner at sunset at the Sun Decker and ice cream at least three times.
I love the kids’ connection to Coronado. We love to jog their memories of events from the past and always walk them to our wedding spot right in front of the Del, they love to hear the story and then look at photos after. Coronado is familiar and easy and so fun. We love creating new memories each time we lucky enough to go. Until next time!
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| Old fashioned entertainment. |
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| Piper, looking so grown up. |
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| Grocery haul with our carry ons. |
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| Coffee break. |
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| Dave and Sully at the Coronado Golf Club. |
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| The girls and I near Tidelands Park. |
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| Dog beach fun. |
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| I captured the best photobomb. |
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| Unexpected joy. |
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What you cant hear is all of them using their annoying laughs to make me mad ;). |
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| Bunny overload. |
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| Sunset at the Sun Decker. |
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The girls with Katie Morgan, the ghost of the Del, this is as close as they would get, ha! |
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The $10 browning double double deal, actually the most economical item on the menu! |
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