Avery's First Airplane Ride

Well, I have been out of the technical loop for three days, no Facebook, email, texting, or blogging. Gotta say, kind of nice. But we are in our way home from picking up the dogs and I am very glad to get home with my little family. Avery is ready, she was just not having it today.

Friday, we left for Seattle. I wasn't really nervous about Avery on the plane to Seattle. Take off was at her bed time, so I thought she would sleep through, which she totally did. In true Jenna fashion, I Googled anything I could get my hands on about travelling with an infant and felt very prepared. We went through security in a breeze, got on the plane easily, and she ate as we were taking off and fell asleep. It was one of the few times in life with a child that everything went according to plan. Not only that, but we arrived a whole hour early!! Robert said its unheard of to get there in only three hours! She was even greeted by the best people...her Nawnie and Poppy!!!

Here are a few pictures I took. I was way to busy and concerned with Avery to spend too much time taking pictures, but I did get her in her stroller in the airport and on the plane. I have many more pictures of Seattle to come....have a great night's sleep, I know I will!!

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Comments

Sally said…

Congrats on a successful plane ride! Isn't it funny how we're always so amazed when things actually go according to plan?! Too funny. Can't wait to hear about the rest of the trip. Welcome home :)

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