See You Laters Do Come a True

For two years we met just about every morning to discuss student progress, the hardships of deployment, living life as a mil spouse, our calling to be teachers, and maybe a few frustrations with all of the above. After three years, though, it is as if we are still walking the halls of Diamond Elementary.

Seeing Liz today totally made my weekend! And in true Nashville style we actually heard a voice we recognized from the radio. We went to the hotel's happy hour to escape the heat and got to hear Kalie Shorr perform. We didn't plan it; it just happened. All around great night!

The Neighborhood Five

Never have five boys fought as much as these five. Never have five boys played together as well as these five. They have spent countless hours exploring the wood line, playing night tag, eating fresh baked cookies, and "debating" the value of various house hold appliances. We wrapped up our week of see-you-soons with a neighborhood basketball tournament. Our last full day in Georgia was perfect and filled with great friends, great fun, and great food.