Here is part two of our Oregon Coast trip!
Sunday morning the guys got up early and made us breakfast, French Toast, scrambled eggs, bacon and sausage, hashbrowns... you know... the yummy stuff. :) I snapped quite a few pictures of them at work because it isnt very common that you see Jaydon in the kitchen (unless he is looking for something to eat) cooking.
I even have proof that he can start a dishwasher...
Us ladies sat back and relaxed... they even set the table for just us ladies....
Breakfast was yummy!! We all felt very spoiled. :D After breakfast we drove to Newport to check out the Aquarium. The sunny weather made it super enjoyable.

The kids really enjoyed the Sea Lions!
and the underwater tunnel was a crowd pleaser too!! :)

I was soo mad that I had forgot to grab my extra battery from the house. My camera battery lasted all through the aquarium (after being selective with my shots) but died just at the end. Shortly after taking these pictures:
My niece Jada snuck into our family picture... cute huh? ;)
Having a dead battery meant I missed out on sunny sunset beach pictures. I was SO bummed about that. Anyhow we ate at an Arctic Circle that night and relaxed back at the beach house, then got up that next morning, packed our bags, loaded the car, dropped off the key at the office:
...and headed to Pig N Pancake for breakfast (In lincoln CIty OR) we always eat there on our way out and it is ALWAYS yummy. I was so proud of the kids, they sat at they're own table beside us and did SO good. We had a waitress tell them they were being really good, and then just as we were getting ready to leave we had an older couple come up and comment on how amazingly well the kids did. That totally made our day. :) The 2 two year olds were sitting next to each other, so it was quite a feat! :)
We stopped at Multnomah Falls on the way home. Journey wanted her picture taken here on the stairs.
Jaydon proposed to me on the trail at Multnomah Falls, and this was our first time coming back since then. It was kinda neat to bring our kids this time.
My grandma with the grandkids....
We hiked up the trail to the bridge....
and the lady you see in the black jacket with boots offered to take our picture. :)
Nothing like posing for a family photo with hair that has been exposed to the saltwater breeze, Oregon Humidity, and the spray from a waterfall. :D
Here is what the view looked like from the bridge:
Here we are coming back down...
We hopped back in the car and headed home making one last stop: (talk about a difference in weather!)

I love our sunny, desert country. :) Definitely not what most people envision when they think WA. :) These pictures are taken at the viewpoint just at the top of the hill before coming into Prosser. It was GORGEOUS outside...
We really really had fun, and are suuuper excited to go back next year! :) Have you been to Lincoln City, OR before?