A much shorter plane ride!

For any of you who grew up watching "Full House" this shot should look familiar!
Leah watching the protesters outside Le Meridien on Labor Day

Lombard St. most people drive down it, we walked up it!

The Dads and kids waiting for the Cable Car

Leah having an ergo nap at Paraduxx

Crawling in a tree at Muir Woods

Muir Woods

Will was a big helper and fed Leah dinner!

Truly, he fed her most of her meal!

A foggy Golden Gate Bridge. On Sunday traffic crept across the bridge which was fine as we became pals with a fun group in a Limo who passed us beer!

Walking to GGB, an ergo nap on the back this day!

At the Ferry Plaza Farmer's Market...

Leah and I (momma) just got back from San Fran/Napa Valley. Daddy flew out with us, but he came home earlier to go back to work. We went with Matt, Laura and Will. They were great tour guides as they have spent tons of time there while Laura studies to be a Sommelier.

We did a direct flight from Boston to get used to flying again and Leah slept the whole way out and on the way back she woke up moments before the pilot said "prepare the cabin for descent". A 5 or 6 hour flight is nothing after a 15/16 hour flight! We bought a Go Go Babyzz contraption that hooks on to her Britax to drag her through the airports- it is how she fell asleep each night. Well worth the $! We had a super time, but were very happy to get back home. Leah walked in the garage Saturday afternoon and did her "shocked/surprised" look for those of you who know it when she saw all her toys! Here are a bunch of pictures from the trip.

Other than that fall seems to have begun... on the way up 95 I noticed all the trees were beginning to turn and Andrew said "I didn't tell you because I thought it would make you homesick!". It's true- we do love September in Maine and can not wait to share it with Leah. We are already debating Halloween costumes and Andrew seems to be planning hunting trips- oh and I bought a 6 pack of Sam Adam's Octoberfest at Hannaford today! Fall is officially here. We have had Leah 4 months and just can not imagine life before her now. We truly treasure her.