Watching a movie with Uncle Kelly.
Wearing Grandma's sweater!
Baby Arden is almost ready to meet us!! Aunt Amy is due in July.
Posing with Grandma and Daddy.
Stinky feet!
Happy Easter! He is Risen!!!
Daddy did her hair!
Pretty girl! She totally loved her purse!
Grammy had everything ready for Abby to dye some Easter eggs! Abby was so in to it!
She would plop the egg in and then want to take it right back out. :)
She put them in so fast I had a hard time getting a picture of her with a white egg in her hand!
Abby was very proud of her eggs! Thank you Grammy!
We found an Evans Street. 
This was the view from the WorldMark condo we stayed in. It was breathtaking. I know, I know, I sound like my Dad. He would be so proud to know that I enjoy scenery now!!
Trying on our shades. :)
We went in this shop called "Your Family Name". We could look up our last name and hear its history. I saw a hat that said Gordon on it. Miss you Dad!
We went to Leveanworth, Washington for a few days during Spring Break.
Dan and I are totally fascinated by these big wind turbines. We saw on Dirty Jobs how they have to clean them. And they are just soooo huge!!
Abby always finds a way to entertain herself. And once again it was quite entertaining for me. :)
We had breakfast here two days in a row! Leavenworth is a little German town. Dan lived in Germany and both of our ancestors are part German so it was very fun.
Trying on crazy hats! Again and again and again...
We took a ride on the trolley. It takes you on a tour of the town. And it was free!
Abby waved goodbye to the driver as we got off. She said "bye-bye" to everyone, everywhere we went!! She had lots of admirers. :)
My friends and I like to go to the Konditorei in Salem.
Story time.
Dan ordered a German beer and Abby leaned over like she was going to take a sip!! Crazy girl!! She does like Daddy's ba bas (she thinks anyone's drink is their ba ba). :)
Dan felt like this restaurant had the most authentic German food. Unfortunately it was a little rushed as Abby was ready for her nap.
I thought it was cool that Dan had a market named after him.
On our way home we stopped at this World War II Memorial. It was a replica of Stonehenge in Great Britain.
Across the river is Oregon!
We stopped in Cascade Locks to go to the bathroom and they had this little ice cream place. It was the biggest ice cream cone I have ever seen!!
Abby took her turn in the driver's seat. :)