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November Vacation at home

Instead of wasting our money on a frivolous excursion, we spent Aaron's vacation week at home.   It was extremely relaxing.   While Joel was at school Aaron and I had a "date".   We went to breakfast at Cafe Patachou and hung out.

We all went to the movie theatre to see Madagascar II and to a restaurant.

Aaron and Joel made me a new desk for my computer!  






It was exactly what I wanted!




Matt stopped by to spend time with Joel and us.


What could be a more perfect vacation?


I did not write about this earlier as I was still reeling from the death of Jonathan
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