After I pick my son up from camp we are off to Detroit to spend a week with my sister and brother in law.  They live on a lake and have a boat, which is great for the older kids but makes me a little nervous for my baby.  My husband will fly up to Detroit at the end of the week and spend 2 days with us, then we all head back to Holland and spend week #3 with my in-laws .  My in-laws live on Lake Michigan, again lake panic.  I love spending a week in Holland, my brother/sister in law come over from Chicago, my other brother in law comes down from NYC and my sister/brother in law and their 4 girls live in Holland.  It is pure gluttony with all the food and alcohol consumption!!
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
My Trip Begins at Michigan.org
So this Sunday I am packing up and heading out to Michigan for 3 weeks.  That is a very long time to be away from the comforts of my own home, my husband, and to be with my kids and no babysitter.  The first week I am dropping my son and his friend off at overnight camp for a week in Holland, Michigan.  While the boys are at camp I am meeting up with my sister, who lives in Detroit, and we are taking my girls to Mackinac Island.  I am so excited for this.  The last time I was at Mackinac I was a child.  For those of you that are not familiar with Mackinac, this is an Island in upper Michigan that is a throwback to the olden days.  There are no cars on the island. You get around by bike, horse and carriage, or your 2 feet.  We have our bikes rented, tickets to the butterfly house, and some dinner reservations made.  Right now pedaling around an island with an 18 month old baby in a trailer sounds just fine, I really hope these positive thoughts are flowing freely in my mind as I am actually doing it!
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Sounds like fun! I too was on Mackinac Island when I was a child. I'll be interested in hearing what it's like and if you enjoyed it this time.
ReplyDeleteI worry when I'm at the lake with my little ones too. I wish I could sew life jackets on them!