Twas the night before first grade and all through the house… I am scurrying around like a half-crazed and rabid mouse! Like last year, I ran the PCP up to the school for a few “first day” pics. It’s really much easier this way – for one, I’m not fighting a thousand other students and… Read More
We hosted a little back-to-school backyard bash this afternoon for a hand full of John’s first grade buddies…think ice cream sundaes, slip ‘n sliding and a gaggle of water gun wielding, sugared up six year olds! I didn’t do a single solitary thing to prep for this shindig until about noon – which makes me… Read More
We spent our day yesterday anxiously awaiting the posting of class lists for the new school year. At four on the dot we were in the school parking lot pouring over the list of Mrs. B’s first grade class!! I snapped a quick pic of the list and last night we looked everyone up in… Read More
Earlier this Spring, I purchased a few posters from The Old Try – a Southern print shop North of Mason Dixon’s. Every single aspect of ordering from The Old Try was so remarkably remarkable that I’ve been remiss to put off this posting for so long! I spent a great deal of time pouring through… Read More
The littles were beyond excited to attend their very first Fan Day at Georgia Tech. They were already beside themselves with the bounce houses and free throw areas, so meeting the football team, cheerleaders, dance team and Buzz was just the icing on the cake! When they opened up the field to meet… Read More
Our fantastic contractor finished up our porch just in the nick of time for our annual Fourth of July soiree and since were were out of town so much afterwards, I have finally had the time to take down the red, white and blue and feather the space with it’s more permanent look! If you… Read More
We spent our last morning in Savannah hanging out on the dock (and coercing the littles into a few sweet pictures.) With school, tennis, baseball and GT football all just mere weeks away, I’m saddened to think it could be a couple of months before we make it back down South. Many memories were made… Read More