It's Friday, Let's Have Some Fun! Vacations!

Amazing and Australia is the other location/vacation on my bucket list.

Beautiful!

We leave for 18 days in Aruba one week from today (we have a timeshare there). Here is a picture of a sand sculpture done by a friend of ours on the beach on Memorial Day (we overlap by a few days this year so hopefully he will do some while we are there). Can't wait! After MANY appointments in Boston with DH over the last 2 months getting him enrolled in a clinical trial for a new Alzheimer's medication, and the death of my MIL last week, we are READY FOR VACATION!

I it! Water and the beach is my soft place! Have fun on your upcoming trip.

Thanks Kathy. Yes, nothing is better than the beach to relax and recoup.

I'm going to San Francisco and (hopefully) Big Sur in July. I haven't been on a plane since 1999, so this is a huge thing for me. I'm scared but also super excited.

Mona, be sure and check routes around Big Sur....there was a huge landslide and PCH is closed indefinitely.

http://www.cnn.com/2017/06/01/us/big-sur-landslide/index.htm l

FILE - This May 22, 2017 aerial file photo provided by John Madonna shows a massive landslide along California's coastal Highway 1 that has buried the road under a 40-foot layer of rock and dirt near Big Sur, Calif. Officials say a massive landslide in Big Sur could keep a portion of California's iconic coastal highway closed for a year and cost millions of dollars to fix. (John Madonna via AP, File) THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

BIG SUR, Calif. (AP) -- Officials say a massive landslide in Big Sur could keep a portion of California's iconic coastal highway closed for a year and cost millions of dollars to fix.

The East Bay Times (http://bayareane.ws/2r69y1M ) quotes state officials Friday saying the landslide was still moving, a week after more than a million tons of dirt and rock tumbled down a hillside along Highway 1.

Caltrans spokesman Jim Shivers says the agency might be able to construct a one-lane road, but "it may take up to a year before it is fully open."

Last weekend's landslide created a 40-foot (12-meter) layer of rock and dirt along the narrow, winding road. It is covering up about a quarter-mile (0.40-kilometer) stretch of Highway 1 in an area called Mud Creek.

My hubby and son at legoland from Christmas time.