Our Valentine's 2017

In the past, we have celebrated some special Valentine's that included snow.  Now that our chances of snow are just about zero, I thought we should start a new tradition and have a beachy Valentine's celebration.  February gave us many nice, warm days in our new town so it was a very pleasant day for a beach outing to Tybee Island.  Although the water was chilly, the boys were still able to enjoy getting their feet wet without getting hypothermia.  We weren't the only ones enjoying the beach on this day, but it definitely wasn't crowded and was just so nice and quiet and peaceful.  It was a fun day, and we got some nice pictures to remember it.

Our first family beach pictures with baby Grayson. 

A few decent shots considering my kids hate the sun in their eyes.

And some silly ones too!

Baby Grayson's first Valentine's and first time at the beach. 

This is love!

I included these because I loved Mattox's face and how it shows that he can't stop showing his baby brother love. 

My sweet Brody.  He just can't resist trying to chase the seagulls. 

Hanging out on the beach with my babies.  Daddy doesn't love the beach as much as we do and didn't want to get wet so he just took pictures of us.  Evan was shading baby Grayson from the sun. 

My silly, sweet, cute Mattox.  I just love him so much and this stage he is in. 

Brothers looking out for one another, and Mommy and her sweet littlest baby. 

Oh, I just love those faces!

These two will have so many adventures together with Evan always being the sensible one to keep them from harm. 

Brody teaching Mattox to play in the dirt. 

Evan encourages Brody to get more exercise. 

This kid is always running. 

Tybee Island will be our main beach although if it is too crowded in the summer, we will venture down to Jekyll Island or up to Hilton Head.  The boys found this poor jellyfish on the beach.  These are unusual jellyfish without the long tentacles that sting.  

Some of our special Valentine's decor with my pretty red roses from Daddy, cards, and balloons for the boys.