Our visit to South Carolina (continued)

After our stop at the Helfer's we continued to Grandma's house. Grandma had not see Lucy since she was three weeks old so a lot had changed. Jack loves going to Gaffney because the pwaygwound is walking distance away and the church nursery has a train table. What more could a 2-year-old boy ask for? Last time we went to the park by Grandma's Jack was afaid to go down the big slides. This time he acted like an old pro.

Lucy had a good time at the park time.  She tried the swings for the first time and laughed out loud.

Back at Grandma's Lucy spent a lot of time in the Johnny Jump up.  When she starts to feel ignored she might get a little cranky, but big brother says "I have to go check on Wucy!"  He will always make her smile.

Lucy is at my favorite age.  She can sit up and entertain herself for longer periods of time, but she can't go anywhere.  She spent a lot of time rolling around Grandma's floor, happy as can be.  My favorite thing is she would sit in Grandma's lap and share big grins with her.  I am so blessed my kids get to know their GREAT grandma!

Our visit to South Carolina

I stole these pictures from Chollet's blog.... We had a great time visiting the Helfers. Jack and James had some good old parallel play time... Meaning they each played and payed little attention to each other. I'm sure that will change in time. Lucy was her happy little laid back self and ALMOST gave Chollet baby fever. A miracle happened while we were there... The kids all went to bed and the adults got to stay up and chat! We always love to see Chollet and Justin and look forward to many more times together!

To blog or not to blog...

I am going to give blogging a try. Chollet has tried to get me to do this for years. I am finally coming around. I am a terrible scrapbooker (I don't have the patience)... I do a family photo album (made on shutterfly) each year... I keep a calendar that documents milestones for my baby's first year... but overall I am terrible at documenting our lives. This site will serve to tell the story of the Davis Fam and our journey together. I want this to be a love letter to my children, about my children. Thank you, Chollet for the motivation and inspiration!