Going Through Life One Blog Post at a Time
Megan made terrariums for the table centerpieces at her wedding reception. Laura was so excited to bring one home with us (Thanks, Aunt Jill!). Now, she is busy thinking of names for each succulent. Yes, Laura does name her plants. She has already decided the moss will be Jill.
This is what happens when I mess around with photos instead of cleaning the kitchen like I should be.
There is just something about her red hair that I love…
I think he likes his new t-shirt. For those who don’t know, the Rocket City Trash Pandas are a minor league baseball team. Thanks, Uncle B and Aunt Rachel!
It is a bit of a different Easter for us this year. We stopped at Cracker Barrel on the way home from the wedding to enjoy dinner and some time out of the car. It was not typical, but it was us. Happy Easter!
I first met Megan when she was just over two years old at a little thing called my wedding to Andy.
She ran around all night in that super cute red dress with that blonde hair and just stole my heart. So, it only seems fitting that we would drive 14 hours to South Carolina to see her get married.
Megs was a beautiful bride, and it was a celebration for the ages. No one cared that it was 50 degrees and rainy. We made the most of it!
It was a day of family, friends, so many laughs, and a lot of love shared by many.
Even our introvert loved every minute.
Congratulations Megs, and welcome to the family, Jon! We love you to the moon and back, and we wish you ALL the happiness there is!