Weekend in Savannah
Ahhhhh…well, I just spent a relaxing weekend in Savannah, Georgia, with 60 other moms of multiples.
Between us, we have around 175 kids, I think? I haven’t done the math, but let’s just say A LOT.
It was a gorgeous weekend, weather-wise. We rented out four giant, gorgeous houses in Savannah, and spent the time relaxing, napping, getting massages, eating, drinking, and just getting to know each other better. (We’ve all been part of an online community for almost two years now, so of course we know each other, but there’s something about getting together in person, and putting voices to faces and all that good stuff.)
The back porch:
Some of the ladies at the lunch on Friday. The only meal we all ate together – there were just too many of us otherwise!
I got a massage on Friday. Heaven! No pictures of that, though. Heh.
On Saturday, we had passes for a trolley tour, so me and three other awesome ladies (seriously, love these women) spent the day together enjoying the beautiful day in the beautiful city of Savannah. I mean, it is gorgeous. Like, New Orleans if it was cleaner and more compact.
Not a great picture since it was taken from the trolley, but oh my god….these hydrangeas….oh I wish I could have found this little square again.
Confession: I didn’t take this, my friend Brook did. Pretty!
Anyway, I was sad for the weekend to end. It was very relaxing, and I needed that!
I also need to give a ginormous thanks to my mom and Larry, for dealing with three sick boys. Let’s just say they had a stomach bug, and it wasn’t pretty. THANK YOU MOM!
03/27/11
I can’t believe it, I missed a day! I was travelling home from Savannah that day, so that’s my excuse. Here’s a stock photo of an airplane.
::weeping in shame::
03/26/11
03/25/11
03/24/11
03/23/11
03/22/11
03/21/11
Yeah, folks, I went all artsy-fartsy on you today. This is Linus’s crib, dismantled. It’s been sitting in the corner of what is now their playroom, but a friend is coming to get it.
The end of an era. An era I kind of miss, after hearing the boys run around and giggle and yell and talk and run some more for two hours after bedtime. Ugh.
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03/20/11
Isn’t this just the life? Swinging, eating cookies, a gorgeous spring day?
This was at my aunt and uncle’s house, where a bridal shower was being held for my cousin and his future wife. The boys were left in the care of two teenage girls, and I was so proud of how well they did! This was their first time being left with real babysitters, and it went much better than I could have hoped.
I love having triplets – love this picture because it really captures how much they love each other and how much they love to be together. But it’s more than that, it’s like a codependence. Okay, possibly not healthy, but terribly sweet.
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