May I introduce us...Scott & Jenny......
Here we are going to the Grown Up Prom....as my friend Jess calls itWe had a great time.....it was a night out without kids all dressed up...
Here we are in Nashville, Tn at Demo's eating
dinner with our friends......we had a great time.
We have such wonderful friends....
Here we are in front of the BIG Christmas Tree at Opryland Hotel...it was HUGE!!!!!
Here we are at Opryland Hotel..it is truly amazing
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Thanks for "showing yourself".
We took the kids through Opryland for the Christmas decorations -- it was amazing!
Blessings,
Karla
Thanks for "introducing" yourself.
~Betty~
You two make an adorable couple and it's just fantastic to have a face to go with your sweet personality. But really, I never ever thought you were blond.
Kristen
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Now I know who to ask about sightseeing in Nashville, since it's still on our list of places to visit!
It's funny people thinking you were not blonde, for some reason I pictured you as blonde.
Great pictures!
Laura
Thanks for visiting me--will be back to check out more of you rposts.
Sounds like you had a great time. Any dress up/go out time without the kids is always nice.
P.S. You've been tagged
*going to run and hide my face, I feel like an idiot now*
YOU'RE gorgeous and I'm so glad you shared the pictures, it's always great seeing a blogging friend for the first time.
Hugs,
Sandra
I agree - Grown up "Proms" are so much fun ☺
I wanted to address the question you asked in my comment section of my WFMW post.
Yes, we do travel a lot with Snuggle Bug. Thankfully he's a good little traveler. I'm not sure if it's because of his personality or because we drag him with us everywhere and have since he was a newborn. Maybe it's a bit of both. :)
So, for your 11 hour road trip to the ocean in October, I have some suggestions:
1) Try to leave when it's his nap time or bedtime, so that he's sleeping for part of the trip.
2) Be prepared to make more stops than usual because, as you know, little ones need more breaks than we do. Stopping at a rest stop area and letting him run and climb around to burn off some pent up energy will help.
3) Bring his favorite blanket/pillow/stuffed animal/toy.
4) Bring his favorite snacks and his favorite sippy cup for milk/water.
5) Go to a dollar store or somewhere and buy him some inexpensive little toys/books/cars and present them to him at various times throughout the trip to keep him entertained. I often read books to Snuggle Bug as I sit in the front passenger seat. He loves it!
6) Bring a CD of some toddler music that he likes, to play along the way. Snuggle Bug likes it when I sing and do actions to his favorite songs. :)
Hmm...is that too many suggestions? :) I've never taken Snuggle Bug on an 11 hour drive...I think 7 is our max...but these are things that have worked for us. I hope they work for you too!
Let me know how it goes, okay?
Very nice pictures!