Frontier Report and Jonestown

We had a super early flight this morning. It got moved up 5 hours from the original takeoff time when we booked the flight haha. I guess that's what you get for booking with Frontier! 

I know I'm a wimp haha but this is our first time flying Frontier and it just feels kind of grungy. They are always trying to sell you extra add-ons and it feels very cheap...which it is. It made sense for us to take Frontier to Philly because it was half the price of any other airline and they had a direct flight.

The actual flight went fine and was on time (!). Marty and I were sitting in different parts of the plane (you had to pay extra to move your seat anywhere in the plane--forward or backward) so we just took turns with Emi. 

After the flight, my Dad picked us up from the airport and we started making our way to Ephrata, ~2 hours away. We stopped at Smashburger and then headed to "Fox Meadow Creamery" to meet up with the fam. By the time we made it to the creamery it was late afternoon! Dave and Steph recommended we get the strawberry rhubarb crumble, and it did not disappoint. 

Emi fell asleep in the stroller after we got off the plane.

Ings and Em playing at the Creamery's playground.

Afterwards we headed to our Airbnb in Jonestown (basically the middle of nowhere haha). Dave and Steph shipped their pod to Vegas today and moved out of their condo, so we're all in the Airbnb together (It's this really old house with lots of random, old decor. haha.).

By the time we were back it was close to all the kids bedtimes so we put them down, hung out for a little, and then all went to bed!





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