Jeremiah really enjoyed going to the beach and probably would have gone everyday all day if I had let him. Brian was still gone on his TDY the first time we went to the beach and that night on the phone Jeremiah told him "Dad, when you come here, I will take you to the beach," as if Brian couldnt go by himself. Here are some pics from the last time we went to the beach. The tide was at -3.8 which was the lowest for the year until Dec 09 so we were able to see a lot that you would not normally see.
The large starfish Jeremiah found but he was really reluctant to hold it in his hands, I shouldn't have said that it was prickly.

We are pretty sure this is a sea cucumber.
This picture makes me miss Washington, you just have to love how beautiful it is there. Brian and the kids at the beach with the Narrow Bridges behind them,
Annalise had a great time playing in the sand/rocks. Lets just say she was a real mess by the time we left, sand in her mouth, hair, nails, etc...
Besides the beach we took the kids to their first Tacoma Rainiers game. Jeremiah has been to a few games with his dad but this was Anna's first and she did quite well. I am not sure she knew what to make of the Moose mascot. I think she thought it was a really large dog. Jeremiah was able to run the bases and of course wanted to do it again once he was done.
Jeremiah and Brian running the bases. (Far left)
Jeremiah and Anna with their cheese faces. If you pull out a camera, Anna says "cheese" automatically.
I must admit I like Jeremiahs smile here a lot more since his eyes are not squished together.
We were also able to celebrate Great Grandma Fusa's 75th birthday a bit early with a part of Brian's family. Since many of us live faraway it was nice to have a get together where everyone could see each other.
In this picture is Brian's cousin Sarah holding Jeremiah, his Uncle Richard, Brian, Annalise, Rick, and Grandma Fusa.
Aunt Heather, Uncle Jeremy, the two troublemakers, Liam and Jeremiah, Catrina, Annalise, and Brian.
We were sad to leave Washington after being able to spend so much time with family and friends.