Wednesday, May 18, 2011

Virginia Trip: Sunday/Monday

On Sunday, we got up bright and early and made our way to a local church for a visit. 



 We enjoyed ourselves and Tater was great in their church nursery.  Love that my boy can be around new people and enjoy himself.  

After church, we made our way to Dave's parents house for a visit.  It was nice to spend Mother's Day with them.  Tater got to hang out some more with his Gramma, Papa, and his Great Grandma.  

I know this is a little blurry, but Great Grandma taught Tater how to "drum" on an empty tissue box.  It quickly became a favorite activity.  



A picture that we will always treasure.  
Tater with his Great Grandma Virgie, who stayed in Virginia just to see him.  :)


Then it was time for some yummy food:  Steak, baked potatoes, salad.  Yum, yum.  




Riding on Great Grandma's walker. 




If only Tater hadn't blinked. 


Walking outside with Gramma!




He loved resting on the cat bed.   




Playing with Papa.  




A face off between Tater and the cat, Winston.  



We love to jump on the couch.  




Kisses for Papa




Reading with Gramma.  
Can you tell what they are reading?  



The book they are reading is our profile, the book we made for prospective birthmothers.  

Hugs for Gramma


Our first attempt to take a 4 generation picture on Mother's Day.  It cracks me up!  :)




Unfortunately, I forgot to take a picture with the Tater on my Mother's Day!  Oh well, life goes on and he still knows that I love him.

We made our way back to the condo for our last night in Virginia and had supper with the team.  
It was spaghetti night, so the two littles got to eat without clothes on.  










The sunset from our balcony was sooo beautiful.  






On Monday, Dave and the boys had a bunch of meetings.  Tater and I met Dave close to the airport and we made our way back to the Sunshine State!!!!

Again, Tater slept through the whole first flight and made friends on the second flight.  He also puked on the second flight (just a little).  Always keeps us on our toes.  

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