With the PCP off at Sea Camp, we decided to treat the babies (yes, I realize they are three years old) to a day out on the town. Our first stop was the Build-a-Bear Workshop at Oglethorpe Mall! After a marathon session of deciding on which creatures we’d bring to life, the boys loved operating… Read More
For the third summer in a row, John spent time at Tybee Island Marine Science Center’s Sea Camp. I must say that each day when I pick him up, he is more talkative and excited about all the things he learned than at any other camp or after any day at school– and that’s saying… Read More
Mother was a doll to mind the littles ALL DAY while Sister and I shopped, dined and primped! Our day started at Christopher’s Salon where I had my hair highlighted and cut. Christopher and JB run the two chair salon out of their home and Mother and Daddy-O have been raving about them for ages. … Read More
We spent a wonderfully cloudy afternoon rollicking in the waves down at Tybee. 99% of the time, life with the three boys looks pretty much like this… …but occasionally I am able to snag a sweet moment like this… And while it’s pretty much a miracle to have two littles looking at the camera and… Read More
With school starting in a few short weeks (say it isn’t so!), we’re making one last trip down to Savannah for the summer. After practicing for hours on end in the car, the PCP was absolutely giddy to get to historic Leopold’s Ice Cream Parlor to participate in the “I Pledge” program where children are… Read More
Today was our last day at the beach…many memories were made this week! Before we hit the road home, I tortured my boys with family photos. By the time we got ready, I figured the beach would be swarming with sun lovers so we took to one of Rosemary’s lovely tree lined walkways for this… Read More
It rained most of the morning so Daddy-O was a doll to go grab us two boxes of doughnuts from Charlie’s Doughnut Truck at Alys Beach! You have to get there early (there was a line at 6:15 AM) because they only stay open until they run out. Always a model example of resourcefulness, Mother… Read More