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my last hoorah!

This past month I have been on a long visit to the East Coast. Since I only get to come out here 2 or 3 times a year, I knew I had to make the most of these last months before baby boy comes. I've been able to visit lots of wonderful people and spend some very quality family time. I'm so thankful to my husband for agreeing to spend 32 days apart and I'm very much looking forward to reuniting in just 5 days!

I flew out in late May so I could go to the beach with my family and our family best friends, the Wilsons. This beach trip, though the dates and locations have changed over the years, has been a tradition since I can remember. I've had to miss the past few years, so when the conversation came up again earlier this year, I knew I had to be there. It was a great 4 days and I'm so glad I made the decision to be there! Here are a few pics. (Warning - the next few posts will be very heavy on pictures of my nephew, Cole, who is 15 months!)







Next up will be the week I spent in Charlottesville, these past few days at Camp Carysbrook and hopefully I'll remember to take some pictures while I'm down in Winston! Happy Summer!!

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