Thursday, July 21, 2011

4th of July weekend

For the 4th of July weekend, Shane and I decided to go to San Diego. We never had a real honeymoon and since this was the last 3-day weekend we would have before the baby would be here, we took one:) We had tons of fun! We went to Sea World on Saturday and unfortunately only took 3 pictures the entire time we were there. This is a picture of the dolphin show. They had some technical difficulties, which resulted in us watching this lady bird hang in the air for about 10 minutes before they finally called the show off. I was kind of funny. We were able to see a later showing and it was really neat.

Shane LOVES turtles! Mainly because of Teenage Mutant Ninja turtles:)

We thought this tree was AMAZING! It's trunk was just made of a whole bunch of branches. It was so weird!

Shane fell asleep at 8 on Sunday and was lying completely diagonal across the bed. I couldn't even sit in it. He eventually moved when I was ready to go to bed:)

We got to drive across this awesome bridge


On our way home on Tuesday we made a little detour to Leogoland! We have really wanted to come here to see the new Star Wars section. We found out that we could get a shoppers pass into the park for just a penny each that would allow us one hour in the park..

Chewbacca made entirely out of Lego's.

This is Star Wars Miniland. They had a whole bunch of Star Wars scenes set up. All of these things are made out of thousands of lego's. It was really neat to see.

Shane's favorite spaceship: The Millennium Falcon



The Hollywood Bowl



This is a lego model of Grand Central Station. Shane use to catch the train there everyday when he was doing his internship in New York.



We had to end with seeing Star Wars again:)




We had to pay $12 dollars for parking but if we spent $20 or more in the park our fee would be waived. So, naturally, we HAD to get a lego set which Shane put together soon after we got home:)

1 comment:

Mrs. Air Force said...

A Star Wars fan! I love it :) You both look so happy!

P.s. That bridge scares me every single time we take it. We got engaged on Coronado Island :)