Well friends, we made it! Just one day ’til Christmas! One of our favorite Christmas traditions is when Daddy-O reads Twas the Night Before Christmas. Each person starts with a wrapped gift (these are not expensive items… a $5 maximum and most less than that.) Every time he says the word “and”, you pass your… Read More
Sister had us down to Some Beach at Tybee for our annual gingerbread party! I took the opportunity to take a few pics of her Christmas decor. It was a festive little even with Christmas carols, a roaring fire :-), and great eats. She ordered a variety of gourmet sandwiches from Drift on Tybee for… Read More
Since I can’t send each and every one of you Christmas greetings by snail mail, here’s a virtual Merry Christmas card. These are from what will go down in history as our must fun, crowd pleasing, ALL genuine laughs and smiles photo shoot ever. The genius Kimberly Mitchell at Portrayable Photography took them while we played… Read More
A couple of months ago when The Battery put out their holiday events, I noted that they were having free dog photos with Santa Paws. Knowing Whit would absolutely go bananas for this, I marked the calendar and promised him we’d go. Well, with Mother and Daddy-O in town, it turned into a family extravaganza… Read More
We celebrated Whit’s eleventh birthday with a cosmic blow out at the skating rink! From great friends being sick to a snow storm cancelling the whole thing, for one reason or another, his December birthday party has felt a little lackluster the past couple of years. I know from big brother than big birthday celebrations… Read More
Every single day for the last eleven years this child has brought immeasurable joy and love to our lives. He’s funny, quirky, smart, honest, sensitive, laid back and independent. This year he has developed a witty, dry sense of humor that is so quick it often catches of off guard. Whit was my rainbow baby… Read More
2019 marked the fourteenth year of heading down to Phipps Plaza to see the quintessential Atlanta Santa! This is one of those things (one of very, very few things) that I make my boys do. We see families every year with their college aged kids in tow, and it’s a tradition I plan to keep… Read More