Our last day in West Virginia, PC's sister was able to come and see us. She lives in VA, so doesn't really get to see much family very often. It was great to see them. The kids have grown so much in the year and a half since we had seen them.
We pulled out the huge tarps for a soapy slip and slide. It was fun, but it is so hot and humid there! The kids were scared of all the bugs too. I guess we've gotten used to living where there really aren't many bugs.
Baby Girl got her first taste of cereal there too! She loved it! Can you see her in PC's arms just gobbling it down? And the picture in the middle, on the right? She wanted every drop, so he was letting her drink it from the bowl! Priceless!
On our first Friday there, I forgot to mention that we went down the road to visit Nana Jean. She is getting very old and nearing the end of her life here on earth. She loved meeting Lydia. We call her Nana Jean because she was like a grandmother to us growing up. She made us some kind of treat for every single one of our birthdays! Amazing woman! I remember when her husband passed away, but I was probably younger than ten. She is a very independent woman who is just so loving. And we sure love her! PC and Dan took the kids fishing in her pond while we all chatted. It was a gorgeous time.
The morning we left, my mom held Baby Girl for me while we packed the van. She "rocky-byed" her right to sleep. She was loving every minute of it too!
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