Vacation Part 4 - By Plane, Car and Boat

When ever we talk about our trip, one of the first questions asked is how did Joash do with all of the traveling. And the answer is great.

Joash stayed awake for the whole flight out. Apparently when he is tired, loud noises scare him (like Wilbert sneezing) and silly things make him laugh ( like the window shade going up and down. Turbulence also brought some laughs.

Hanging out on the plane with Mom.

The car rides went pretty well too. We were stuck in construction on the way to and from Minnesota. Joash did well at taking his naps. He did cry a for a while, but for being in the car for 12 hours, he did wonderfully.

Sleeping in the car. He looks quite thoughtful.

On the way home, we took the ferry from Nova Scotia to the Island. It was a nice break in our day of travel and we all enjoyed being outside on the water. It was quite foggy and Joash was startled every time the fog horn sounded.

Thanks to our happy traveler, we now are confident we can continue to travel with Joash.

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