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We got back from vacation last Saturday
I have to do a frown face because FL was 85-90 degree weather (no rain all week) and flying back home to 45-50 degree rainy weather wasn’t the greatest thing to come back to. So we’re really missing FL right now. We left the buns with my parents in their basement. They don’t usually handle them too much but I thought they’d be fine….ok well I knew Archie and Gracie would be fine in the cage for a week but Sandy’s never been left alone that long so I was worried about her. We left them on Fri. and our plane took off Sat. afternoon. My parents took us up and my mom said she came down to check on them one more time before they left to pick us up and Sandy wasn’t in her cage! 
She had just got down there to give them their lettuce so she wasn’t out for long and was more scared than anything. They found her under the table and scooted her back in the cage and zip tied it shut so she wouldn’t get out….and she never did after that. Thank goodness! Archie got depressed towards the end of the week but he’s much better now. Sandy was getting cage agressive in the middle of the week and my mom and brother got her travel cage and got her in it and took her upstairs on the patio to run around. She binkied all over the place. I called the one day while she had just been out on the patio and my mom says to Sandy “your mommy’s on the phone!” and she binkied 
Archie and Gracie were fine in their cage the whole time so I wasn’t worried about them. My mom had to put a mask on by the end of the week because she’s either allergic to them or the hay, she starts coughing a lot but she still took care of them! We came back last Sat. and picked them up. Archie thumped when I put him in the travel cage and after putting Gracie in with him, he immiediately started humping her 
I think he’s still releasing tension because yesterday he was a little hump happy with her and chasing her most of the day…poor girl.We stayed on Anna Maria Island, FL. That place is wonderful, I highly recommend stay there! The beaches are pretty private, there was hardly anyone on the beach. We like privacy so I’m glad we didn’t go to Myrtle Beach (we also thought about going to Nashville…boy was I glad we didn’t with the flooding!!!)
We did a sunset sail….we found out we’re not sailing people. I had to use all my strength not to throw up for 3 hours! (our trip was 3 1/2 hours).
I missed most of the sunset but it was an experience haha! In our defense the day we went was the 2nd windiest day of our vacation.
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Haha ok then….
This is the front of Ringling’s House. They had a whole tour of different buildings including his house.
This is the back of the house, so beautiful and right on the bay!
This was anothe buiding that had a whole miniture circus inside. It showed how it was set up back then and behind the scenes, it was pretty cool!
There were a lot of pelicans on the piers. This one was about to take a dive for fish. I believe this was the same one that sat on the railing watching a man pull in a fish and snatched it up as soon as he put it on the floor! It was pretty funny! So to all you fishermen/women on the board, always be careful you’re fish don’t get stolen by a pelican!
We went to Seaworld Orlando on our trip too. My husband loved this ride. I didn’t go on it because I get headaches on coasters, but it looked fun!
Sunset while we were eating dessert…oh how I miss them!
Sanibel Island, we got so many shells there!
Back on the beach at AMI
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