Tide pooling

Richie is ridiculously lucky because his school goes on SO many field trips.  This one looked too fun to pass up so I actually took a vacation day from work to go with them.  We went to Lynch Park in Beverly along with the rest of the Eliot.  Picnic lunch, a huge playground and digging for animals and shells....what more can you ask for in a day?!?!  And I loved to see Rich interact with his school friends who he just adores!
The last picture is my favorite because it was taken by Traci Griffith who is Rich's principal.  She took pictures of a bunch of the kids and then texted them to the parents who couldn't make the trip.  She is an amazing person!





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