Our little family

Our little family

Saturday, August 30, 2008

Road trippin' and Astro's game!

Well...we are finally home for good now! We got back from the cruise 2 weeks ago Sunday and then left for a road trip that next Thursday. We went to visit our friend Jude in Dallas and then our other law school friends, Sara and Joe in Burleson. We had a great time seeing them and catching up since we hadn't really got to hang out with them since we moved from Waco in May. Jayda loved playing with Sara and Joe's baby Elizabeth and Elizabeth was super excited to see Jayda. They were even kissing each other. Jayda was also going up to Elizabeth and laying her sweet little head on her. They were sooooo cute together! After our adventure in Dallas we headed up to Oklahoma to visit Jacob's mammaw and papaw. We enjoyed spending time with them and we introduced Jayda to his mammaw's co-workers and friends. We stayed there for 3 nights then headed back to Huntsville to see our parents. We stopped there for a couple of nights and got to have dinner with Jacob's parents on Suzie's first day of school. It's always fun to hear her crazy school stories. The next night we saw my parents and I cooked us all dinner. We finally made it back to our house on Wednesday and went to an Astros game that night with our neighbors and their baby. It was Riley's first Astro's game and she seemed to enjoy it. Clutch even came up to the girls and gave them each an Astro's baseball! Since then we've just been enjoying being home and getting all settled in. Jaocb starts work on September 15th, so we still have some more time with him. We are really going to cherish these last few weeks because we know that vacation time will probably be few and far between once he starts working.

Jayda and Elizabeth giving each other kisses.


Sara and I with the girls!


Jacob and Scott with Jayda and Riley at the game.


Jayda checking out the Astro's boot.


Clutch giving the girls their baseballs.

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

The law school baby buddies are precious! Ya'll can tell them stories about their dads law school days when they get older.

Love, Oma