Y’all, I just have to share what I find to be the most darling of all of the extracurriculars the PCP has dabbled in – TENNIS! Now, don’t get me wrong, the baseball uniforms are totally presh, and seeing him on the field with Honey just melts my heart, but it does like to give… Read More
I know, I know… it’s ONLY pre-K graduation. BUT, seriously y’all, IT’S PRE-K GRADUATION!!! My baby is going to a bona fide full day, every day school in a few short months and, around here, we celebrate things!!! In fact, some days we celebrate NOTHING! So don’t even feign surprise that we had a family… Read More
For pre-K graduation, each child was charged with a family project to create an All About Me poster to help decorate the gym on the big day. We had the best time collecting items for the PCP’s poster over the last few months and he was ever so proud to deliver it to his teacher… Read More
If you were in my neck of the woods on Wednesday, you might have observed the following: After her own car broke down, a mother behind the wheel of a stick shift sedan (generously on loan from Uncle C) for the first time in fifteen years, lurching around corners, rolling down hills and stalling at traffic lights. … Read More
It started at the dentist office having two cavities filled. I brush, floss, use a rinse and get them cleaned every six months. Religiously. Yet, I seriously must have the worst teeth on the planet. And I’d rather go to any other doctor for any other reason than to see the dentist. Back home, I… Read More
It’s not a trip to Savannah until we’ve been to the beach and back. So we packed up the Jeep and made the short island hop over to Tybee. Mother and I lounged in chairs and soaked up the sun while keeping an eagle eye on the littles having the time of their lives frolicking… Read More
With Honey gallivanting around Vegas for a week, I packed up the littles and scooted down South to Savannah to visit Mother and Daddy-O. With delightful spring breezes and brilliant skies, we had a primo first afternoon traipsing around City Market. This four-block area of shops, restaurants, entertainment and remarkable people watching has been the social… Read More