Matt and I celebrated our 9th anniversary on the 18th. I can't even believe how fast that the time has gone, and I am so lucky to we married to the most wonderful man ever! I seriously don't know how he puts up with me all of the time. He is the nicest most caring person that I know, and he's an awesome dad. I am so grateful for him! In order to celebrate we decided to take a trip to California, and we left Caden with my parents.
We went to Magic Mountain, and we had not been there in ages. I have to admit that I was feeling a little nervous and thinking that maybe I was getting to old for all of those roller coasters, but we had a ton of fun. This picture is right before we got on the first roller coaster of the day. It was called the X2, and it was definitely the scariest one there. We waited in line for about an hour, but that was the longest that we had to wait. A few times we got right on, so it wasn't too bad.
Here we are going up to the top of The Goliath. I was thinking that this ride was going to be pretty tame, but it actually had some serious G forces. Afterwards we both said that we started blacking out at one part. Maybe we are getting too old for this! This was also the last roller coaster that we went on. Matt said that we had to stay until we were feeling dizzy and sick, so I guess that this is the one that did us in.
The view from the top of The Goliath.
We stayed at a hotel right on Laguna Beach, and it was nice to be so close to the water and hear the waves. The weather was awesome at 75 degrees, but the water was definitely a little chilly.
We also decided to check out Beverly Hills, and see if it was just like in the movies.
Of course that meant that we had to go to Rodeo Drive.
We didn't see any movie stars, but we did see some crazy expensive stores and cars!
It was funny to see people taking pictures with cars, but I guess that we weren't much better. Apparently this car is a Bugatti and worth well over a million dollars. That is crazy that it was just parked on the side of the road.
I was also surprised so see that the Los Angeles Temple was right down the street from Rodeo Drive. It was a beautiful sight amidst all of the craziness.