France Day 14: Headed Home

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Going home is always hard. There’s the logistics of airports and luggage and making sure you didn’t forget anything. But there’s also the adjustment to trying to figure out home stuff instead of vacation stuff. But sadly, all good things must come to an end, and that includes our amazing trip to France.

Luckily out flight wasn’t until the afternoon, so we had time for breakfast at our favorite cafe, where the boys looked like they were going to investigate a case on an old detective show.




Then we headed to the airport, where I think that Gabe had enough snuggle buddies…



We got home around midnight and went straight to bed. Unfortunately jet lag is dumb and we were awake fairly early… I told the boys they needed to stay awake until 7pm. Josy made it to 6:30 before just falling over.


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