I’m so not a city girl…I think although I’ve never lived there–my heart is in Tennessee:). Rich’s family is from Columbia–and we spend many of our holidays there. We got engaged at his family’s place there…and if Rich came home from work one day and said we were moving there–I might forget to pack our bags. But alas…for now we are in the city living as country as possible. Mark my word–if we don’t move to Africa in the years ahead–this momma will some way find her way to a farm. Until then–we’ll gobble up our time at Uncle Buck’s like we did this past week…
Aunt Reid joined us–so our beloved Rosie was with us for the week as well…
Frankie baby with Cousin Frank…
The Young men…
All the Young boys together…
We arrived home last night and we have a FULL weekend ahead. Laney is in her FIRST Nutcracker today with TWO performances today, 1 tomorrow and 3 in the week ahead. Holly Anne arrived in town last night–she’s our precious love in her 20’s that we just adore…she’s a birth momma that loves my babies big and we are thankful we get time with her for the next 5 days while she’s here visiting. She’s become family to us–so thankful to have her here for the rest of the holiday time and then some. I’m heading to Athens, GA on Sunday to speak on adoption…hoping my voice fully recovers after a tough week with a yucky cold. Blessings to you all this weekend!
xoxo!
Andrea
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Andrea, I found your blog a few weeks ago and ole reading it. Do you speak often on adoption in GA? I’d love to hear your story, advice, and thoughts. My husband and I love Africa and are in the process of adopting from Africa right now.
As a crow flies, you were born only about 75 miles north of that farm that you have grown to love. It makes perfect sense to me that it “feels like home” to you. 😉