Morrison Family: Cabo Trip with the Walters

The Walters traded their time share in Belize for a week in Cabo San Lucas...A WEEK adult-only VACATION! Adam and I haven't done that since our honeymoon five years ago. We thought of this as an anniversary trip. It was really hard to leave Liliana and tears were shed a couple of mornings on the trip, but it was a much needed getaway and we were having so much fun that it was easy to stay distracted from how much we missed our babies. We made SO many amazing memories and laughed until our stomaches hurt. We had too much fun to fit in one blog post, so here are just a handful of the 100+ pictures of all of the fabulous things that we did on our vacation.

Snorkeling trip in Cabo Pulmo...it was a long drive, but the water was beautiful and clear and we saw a lot of great fish.

Beach in front of our hotel:

Lots of crazy-fun nights out in town. We patronized practically every bar in downtown Cabo:

We took a day trip to Cerritos beach where we found a small boutique hotel that was completely empty. We took it over for the day and enjoyed the swim up bar and view:

We took a boat tour to the arch and enjoyed being the only people on a little cove of Lover's Beach.

We had a lot of great dinners together:

And did some serious relaxing in our hotel pool:

Meanwhile, Liliana was having a "fa-cation" of her own.

She didn't cry a bit when we said goodbye to her. In fact, she rushed us all morning so that she could get in the car with Grandma and Grandpa and get her trip started. Her first stop was Ojai Valley Inn where she was spoiled with a fancy "big girl" bed, room service (her fave), nice dinners, and a showing of Beauty and the Beast while floating in the hotel pool and eating popcorn. Then they headed up to my parent's house. She went to San Francisco for a ladies luncheon and some shopping, went to Fairy Land, Little Farm petting zoo, swimming with Uncle in the pool, saw Winnie the Pooh in the theatre and much more. She was so distracted by all of the fun that she was having that she didn't miss us a bit. When we would call her or Skype her she would say, "AGAIN?!?" Towards the end of the trip she started telling my mom, "Grandma, I'm sorry, but I think I need to go home soon. Are you going to be sad when I leave? Are you going to cry?" Then, when we picked her up from the airport she told my mom, "Thank you for everything that you did for me. I love you. Now, go home." She had a blast with them and is still talking about all of her adventures. She tells me almost every day about the different things that she did with Grandma and Grandpa and that she misses them and wants to go see them.

Breakfast in bed at Ojai Valley Inn