Niagra Falls

We live an hour and 20 minutes from Niagara Falls, one of the wonders of the world. (Did I make that up, or is it really one of the 7 wonders?) When I was single, it seemed like every person in Niagara Falls was part of a couple.

It was so fun to get engaged there and BECOME one of those couples. This year, I held hands with my little man and marveled at the crowds of Indian people. At least half of the tourists were Indian with the beautiful dresses. My theory is that with all of the American jobs being outsourced to India, they are the ones with vacation time and surplus money to take a vacation trip to Niagara Falls.



Kaylee said, "whoa. That's a lot of water". She's signing water with daddy near the crazy rapids that lead up to the falls.

First family photo since Christmas, and probably the last before baby #3 comes. Here's the sad thing: my baby belly actually looks small there. It's much much larger in real life.

Joshua was really captured by the falls and stared for a long time at the amazing waterfall. I wonder what he was thinking.

Our niece finally saw something of NYS other than our neighborhood and the shopping district. She thought it was cool and took lots of pictures on her disposable camera (remember those??), but really wanted to cross the border into Canada. We didn't have birth certificates, and I really didn't want to get stuck in another country. I like America.