Rylee and the boys spent some time Thursday and Friday getting reacquainted. 
Friday night the boys enjoyed spending the night with Grandma and Grandad. And on Saturday we went swimming with our cousins from Atlanta-Blayne, Hannah, Natalie, & Ethan.



Rylee and the boys spent some time Thursday and Friday getting reacquainted. 
Friday night the boys enjoyed spending the night with Grandma and Grandad. And on Saturday we went swimming with our cousins from Atlanta-Blayne, Hannah, Natalie, & Ethan.






She says it's a work in progress and not ready for public consumption. Although she did do some research on some other blogs and learned some line dancing on the Livin-Lovin blog.
By the end of the week we were reduced to peek-a-boo and silly hairstyles in the bath tub. We miss Daddy and the boys. . .we're going a little silly around here!



I took my nap and then headed down to the Starbucks in the lobby. . .yes, I said Starbucks in the lobby. It was a little piece of heaven right here on Earth. Did a little research on where we could walk to dinner and when Jon returned we headed to Hamburger Mary's (apparently, I didn't do enough research on dinner because Hamburger Mary's was not quite the dinner experience we were expecting-Ask Jon about it, he'll love telling that story.) We then headed back to the hotel for "Family Movie Night," we watched Nim's Island, which was really cute.
On Wednesday, I was invited to breakfast and then headed off to shop while Jon continued with his workshops and speakers. His favorite speaker on Wednesday was Coach Carter, the coach from the basketball movie. I met him at the reception later that night which was also really nice.



We had a really nice dinner and Jon was given his award onstage while Debra Norville talked about what a wonderful teacher he is. I have to say it was pretty cool.

We celebrated Rylee's birthday in Indiana with cake and ice cream and lots of our Indiana family and friends. We swam and played and had a great time. Rylee also had a first on her first birthday. Every time, so far, I have put her in a pool, even a kiddie pool, she has screamed-not just cried, mind you, but screamed blood-curdling, you're killing me kind of screams. Well, apparently, turning one makes you a big girl who loves the pool. Here she is floating on her back.
She floated like this for a good five minutes, loving every minute of it. Peyton, on the other hand, had a full-blown anxiety attack at the thought of his father making him jump to him in the pool without a life jacket on.
7. Laughing with my hubby about silly things
