May the Force be with you
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Happy Birthday, Andrew (and Kathryn)!
Party day!
We headed out of town the day before Andrew's birthday to meet this sweet little girl
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| Birthday morning at Mamaw's house...it felt a lot like Christmas! |
Andrew's birthday request from Papaw Rick was to take a plane ride over Smokies stadium
Getting ready for takeoff
Smokies baseball stadium from above
Meeting his new cousin on his birthday
We are so thrilled to be Uncle Phil and Aunt Janet
Evie and Kathryn
Tuesday, August 28, 2012
Chicago: Wrigley Field
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| Harry Carey, made famous in our house by the Zooperstar's Harry Canary |
Waiting for the gates to open
Build a bears and run the bases wristbands in hand
First pitch from Brooks Raley in his Wrigley Field debut! We cheered him on earlier in the summer when he played for the Smokies.
Running the bases after the game
Friday, August 24, 2012
Chicago: Museum Campus
Possibly the coolest fish ever
We loved the dolphin and whale show
The kids fell in love with the penguins
Evie was excited about everything in this giant museum...even fossilized dino poo
Sue
Andrew kept talking about a bug exhibit, and sure enough we found it downstairs
| Adler Planetarium |
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Ready for launch
They thought the astronaut potty was hilarious
Sunday, August 19, 2012
Back to School
Back to school on a stormy morning
Ready for 1st grade in Mrs. Davis' class
Mr. Elliott's third grade class
Friday, August 17, 2012
Chicago: The Landmarks
Formerly known as the Sears Tower
View from the 103rd floor
Skydeck
Looking down on the city
Officially the Cloud Gate but known to the world as the Bean
The kids had so much fun
Pritzker Pavilion
I understand the acoustics here are amazing, but it is also beautiful!
We loved the John Hancock Building! This was our view every morning when we woke up
View from 94 floors up
The history wall at JHO. Andrew is standing with Mrs. O'Leary's cow who took the blame for the Chicago Fire.
Buckingham Fountain
We discovered on a sunny morning the sun coming up over Lake Michigan will create a rainbow in the fountain.
Navy Pier
Navy Pier fireworks viewed from the John Hancock Observatory. Such a different perspective to see them from above.
Navy Pier is very commercial. The ferris wheel, shops, and vendors everywhere. Then we got to the middle of the buildings and found gorgeous stained glass. There was an amazing, huge stained glass museum in the middle of Navy Pier.
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