Here it goes. I finally got all the pictures from our family vacation. Now I'm attempting to blog it. Our first stop, the beautiful Granada home of the Alhambra. It consists of a huge Moorish castle and amazing gardens. It's so spectacular some people (me included) think the Alhambra should be one of the 7 wonders of the world. It was a great way to start off the trip. 
When Mother's Day came around Drew went to great efforts to make the day special. I wish I could say the same about Father's day. For Drew's first Fathers day we were in Rome running around seeing as many things as we could. Needless to say it wasn't a normal fathers day. Next year he'll get the breakfast in bed and all the other things we all do on Father's Day.
Drew really is a great dad. Mac adores him. Everyday when Drew comes home from work, I get Mac excited by saying, "Daddy's here." Without fail Mac starts bouncing and giggling. By the time we meet Drew on the drive way Mac is freaking out and practically jumping in Drew's arms. Nothing makes Drew happier.
We made it to Spain and it wasn't easy. We flew to Cincinnati where our flight was delayed and therefore we would not make it to our connecting flight in JFK where we were suppose to meet my family and all fly togther to Rome. Drew was amazing he rearranged our flight plans so we could make it to Malaga around the same time my family would arrive. To make a long story short after A LOT of running and talking to multiple Delta reps at every layover (Amsterdam and Madrid) we made it to Malaga. My parents were suppose to be at the airport to take us to our hotel but they weren't. Six hours later their flight came in. They had missed their flight in Rome and got on the next flight to Malaga. We were finally together. The only problem was the airline lost all our luggage. It made things interesting the first two days. Luckily me and my mom and sister wear the same size and my mom just so happened to bring Mac some clothes. 
Mac did amazing. Everyone on the plane commented on how good he was. On the flight it had bassinets in the bulk head (life saver). Mac slept five hours during the long 9 hour flight to Amsterdam.
In light of our upcoming trip we decided to go hiking and try out our backpack. At first Mac loved the new view. He laughed and babbled the whole way to the cliff. On the way back was another story, he was tired and just wanted to be held. So, Drew and I took turns carrying him. Lets just say both our backs were hurting Sunday morning.
If you look close you can see Mac's hair being blown by the fan
At first Mac was terrified of the fan but quickly changed his mind 
Getting Mac to eat solids has not been easy. Not only does he not care for the solids themselves but he gets bored. So we tried something new. We put Mac in his jumper and fed him. It was a mess but he loved it. He ate the whole bowl of barley. 
It's always messy when drew feeds Mac
