Introducing the inaugural posting of my Flashback series of photos. With each month’s flashback, I’ll comb through the years to try and select pictures that were taken during the specified month and pictures that haven’t been used in previous postings (although I must admit I didn’t go back and check if these were used).
May 2014
October 2012
*I understand Tiger having the same towel in both pictures, but does Mama really need to have the same jean jacket on?
On our second trip to Congress Hall in Cape May, NJ, we took full advantage of the two days that we spent there. After checking into Congress Hall late Friday night, we ran around on the beach on Saturday, visited the Cape May Zoo (which was FREE), then capped off the weekend with our first ever visit to the Atlantic City Boardwalk.
In a beach town full of vintage Victorian homes, the Congress Hall sets itself apart just by the structure itself.
View from our room
We didn’t waste too much time in getting to the beach bright and early on Saturday
No matter where we go, we need to eat!
Our little Tiger has now seen the sunrise and sunset in Cape May
Although the final days of any vacation trip is usually met with fatigue, we decided to do the complete opposite and maximum every last minute with a Zoo/Boardwalk combo
We won’t be back here for awhile, but when we do, both little Tiger and little Horse will be sure to love it!
Even though Mama’s pregnant and we’re going to be introducing Baby Horse to the family soon, there’s never even a second that I don’t feel like I’m the luckiest little Tiger in the world.
Last weekend, we went to the Hall of Science in Brooklyn to attend the Mama’s Expo. I didn’t care for the baby stuff, but I sure did have lots of fun there! (By the way, Dada is waaaayy better at miniature golf than Mama).
~Tiger
We love you Mommy! Thank you for everything you do for us.
~RCT and Baby Horse
In the past three years, it’s hard to find a time when Tiger has gotten more attention in NJ, then what he just received last week from his aunts and uncle. From eating great meals at Denville Seafood, to Luke’s, to Peter Luger’s, then to the Princeton Communiversity, not only did Tiger receive constant attention, he also had his share of fine foods.
We love having guests around the house as Tiger’s face lights up even more than it usually does. After a week of fun trips to both NYC, PA, and in NJ, our living room becomes quiet (without the sound of Game of Thrones) and mama and dada both agree that we definitely saw Tiger grow-up a bit more this past week. Whether it was the presence of wonderful company, or just Tiger maturing, we both know that almost three and a half years have gone by way too quickly.
