Kyle had so much fun going to Seattle! This was a big step for Kyle (but mostly for Mom and Dad)! He flew by himself to Boise Idaho to Grandma and Grandpa's house. Then the next day they all drove to Seattle with Teniele, Scott, Tammy, Brandon, and Kacie to see Valeda and Melissa.
I was worried about him flying by himself, but then my mom found out a few days before he left, that a girl from my high school was going to be on his same flight! They told us at the gate he could save her a seat! I was so grateful to know he would be sitting by someone I knew!
Kyle did great boarding the plane! I think he was just a little nervous because he kept whispering to me in the airport, but he never said he was scared or anything!
I thought I was going to be OK and NOT cry, because Cynthia was there, but when he started to walk up the runway I couldn't keep it in anymore! I felt silly because I knew he was going to be ok, but it was a BIG reality check to realize he is old enough to fly by himself!
The highlight of the trip for Kyle was seeing the Mariners vs. Red Sox game!
Grandma got Brandon really great seats for his Birthday, they were right behind the Red Sox dugout. Kyle was so excited because he got to sit by Brandon for half of the game!
Tammy and Brandon were able to go on the field before the game started to watch the Red Sox warm up!
Brandon and Kyle were able to get a few signitures on their baseballs!
He also went on a whale watching tour! The captain let Kyle, Brandon, Kacie and Teniele drive the boat! They saw several Orca Whales.
They went on the Seattle Ducks tour, which he said was really cool. They start the tour driving around on land and then they launch into the water and it becomes a boat! Kyle was so excited because the tour guide let him drive the Duck in the water!
They had a lot of fun at the Music Museum!
Grandpa was even getting a kick out of it!
Valeda was jammin' out!
Kyle really enjoying going up the Space Needle! There are so many fun things to do in Seattle! Thanks for taking him with you Grandpa and Grandma!
