For my birthday, Tommy took me to Atlanta for a weekend of "fun," which was a surprise. The fun ended up being a day at White Water Atlanta waterpark. This is something we both love, even now as adults. Of course, we rarely go to them. We had a blast. Felt like little kids! And were clearly the oldest people there without kids - ha! Our feet were killing us that night though, because we walked all over that place, on concrete, all day long, barefoot.
While we were there, my parents kept the babes. I'm sure they were exhausted when we picked them up, but I know they enjoyed it!
I love to look back at these pictures of Drew with all this crazy hair! I loved every bit of it!
I think he still looks a little newborn-ish here. So much different from now at seven months!
It was the first Clemson game weekend, so my kids donned their orange.
Both of my babies always slept well in Googa's arms, same position.
Precious baby boy. Just precious.
Addie Kate and Googa built this tower. Which had to stay in tact for Tommy and me to see. That was fun, I'm sure, for my parents to travel with.
Happy baby!
They went to visit my grandmother. She adores them both. And Addie Kate loves her and house!
Mema fixed her an apple. Her fruit of choice.
Then my Aunt Carol (who AK calls "Coco"), Uncle Everett, and their granddaughter Emily came to visit. Addie Kate loves Emily. They are the only girl, 2nd generation, cousins. Out of nine, with another on the way, also a boy. These girls can hold their own, no doubt!
Drew and his sink bath. My mom can give a good sink bath. I cannot.
And one of Addie Kate's favorite pastimes at my parents' house - Noggin, (now Nick Jr. or something?). We don't have this channel, and we dictate how much television she watches pretty strictly. Here, she pretty much gets free reign, and she loves it.
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