Come Sail away with me.

Out the door and off to the ferry boat to the Island Kyle and I go. Can you believe it, Kyle and I finally got a night away together? Wednesday afternoon, grandma and grandpa Hutchison came to stay at our house and watch little Allison. She was so excited to see them. As a new mom I was a little scared to leave her, but excited to get away with my man.

Getting out of the house was a little adventure for us. Kyle got home, mom got Allison together and ready for grandma, the car was packed and off we went. As soon as we got onto the ferry Kyle said, " I think I need to relax a little." Ya think so? He was now on the same page as me, Island time, no agenda. It was a sunny day and I wanted to just enjoy our time. No worring about when to eat or where to go, this was our time.

We arrived on Whidbey Island and drove to a little town called Langley. It was a cute town to walk through we enjoyed the shops and most of all the view. After a few hours in Langley we drove to greenbank and checked into our bed and breakfest at The Guest House Log Cottages. This was not the typical bed and breakfest that we normally visit. We felt like we were away from the city and in the woods. We swam in the pool and relaxed in our cottage before heading out to Oak Harbor for a nice meal. We then headed back to our cottage and enjoyed a nice time in the hot tub, drank some wine and just talked. Its then we realized, maybe we dont need to go away from home, we just need a hot tub and a bottle of wine.

Thursday morning we woke up in our wonderful Carriage house, ate breakfest and headed back to Langley. If you ever want a quick day away, whidbey Island is the place. There is so much to do. Next time we hope to bring Allison with us.
I almost did not want to return home. We could of used another day. We got home and it was like we had never left. Allison looked at us and just said, "hi" she then gave us hugs. It is so wonderful to come home to Allison with open arms. We did miss her hugs and kisses. Kyle and I hope to get away more often. Who knows when the next adventure or spa day will come.