Well, here we are. After sixteen years of first days of school, pancake breakfasts and pictures by the front door, we have officially celebrated our last first day. I’m trying very hard not to make every single senior year moment overly sentimental, because the truth is that this is such an exciting time. Whit is… Read More
And just like that, senior year is officially underway! As is tradition at most of the high schools in our area, seniors wear black on the first day of school. For the Wildcats, the morning begins at a church just down the road from campus, where the Class of 2027 gathers to catch up after… Read More
I have a sweet friend, SD, who also has a senior this year, and she is one of my very favorite partners in crime when it comes to scheming up ways to celebrate all the little things. We’re always sharing ideas, and when this Senior Year Bucket List landed in my texts, I knew immediately… Read More
In the blink of an eye, here we are. Senior year! Whit’s school has the sweetest first-day tradition, with the senior class gathering at a church up the road and walking to school together. To give them a festive send off, and perhaps more importantly, alllllll the photo opportunities, I joined forces with a few… Read More
It’s August, and you know what that means here in Georgia: Back to school! Around here, that also means it’s time to kick off senior year, and I couldn’t let the occasion pass without giving our front door a little celebration of its own. A few weeks ago, I pulled out this graduation cap door… Read More
Last spring, we wrapped up our college visits with a stop at Georgia Tech, Honey’s and my alma mater. We’ve been on campus countless times over the past thirty years, but if I’m being honest, most of those visits revolved around the baseball field, football games or the fraternity house. It was fun to finally… Read More
Sixteen years ago, I introduced Whit to this little corner of the internet. He had just turned two years old, and I wrote a letter to my sweet little “Cookie” on his birthday. Looking back at those photos today, I can still see that same little boy with the sparkling blue eyes, the mischievous grin… Read More