A great weekend in Pa

Whew!  We had a whirlwind weekend up to Pennsylvania and back this weekend.  Normally a solid 8 hour drive took us roughly 10 hours each way, with stops to heat up my food and give Jenna a break.  She did great both ways until about the last hour.  Today she started jabbering at pressured pace and we thought she had officially lost it, but getting home proved our sweet and normally laid back girl was still with us. :)

Jenna had a great time with everyone and we were grateful to spend some time with Kimmie, John and the kids! :)

The ride up...
 They made Jenna a onesie that said "BOOGIE" with the number 1 on it for Devynne's softball tournament

 Loaded up and ready to roll...
 Watching the girls play

 I never knew a plastic cup could provide so much entertainment...

 Jenna with Aunt Kimmie
 Jenna hurting Daddy's ears when trying to use them as handles
 Jenna having watermelon with the cousins


 She went to town on some cheese doodles all weekend

 Worn out and taking a nap
 Watching the Memorial Day parade with Daddy
 Big tank




 Can you see that maniacal look on her face?  She did figure out how to text on it, too...



 The ride home...

Comments

  1. AnonymousJune 23, 2012 at 8:57 PM

    Awww..."Ded-din" LOVE, LOVE, LOVE my PRINCESS!!!

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  2. Julie ColeJune 25, 2012 at 8:31 PM

    Lol! Now she says..."Awwwwww Debbin" - it's the cutest thing ever! :)

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