Bright and early Monday morning we headed south. I was very leery of leaving the other 3 kids behind. I don't think I've been gone for more than 2, maybe 3 nights from them. I KNEW they were in good hands, so I didn't worry about that, ever. Not even ONCE. (But missing them is another story) I was also leery of tagging an almost 20 mos old, VERY active boy. We had a good 13 hour drive ahead of us, maybe longer depending on how many stops we made.
It.rained.almost.the.entire.trip.down.there. (Windy too)
The road never ends...
A welcomed sight: Everything was green and blooming!
Little chubby feet 
We finally made it thru the loooong state of Illinois!
We found the sun somewhere in Kentucky too.
Ya know y'all in the south when you see this sign before every.single.bridge. (I'm not kidding) To us-this is just basic common sense. (But then again we live in a state where winter last over 3/4 of the year)
Helping Daddy watch the road..
Comfy sitting position..
Running off steam with Daddy
Next up: pictures while we were there
4 comments:
aww what a fun, spur of the moment trip. i like those :)
Looks like the litte guy did great with the long drive. Had to laugh at the bridge signs...we thought the same thing when we lived down south for 5 years.
I'm not a fan of road trips. Can't stand to sit that long. The 3 hours to my mom and dad's is bad enough!
Lol about the bridge sign. We lived south of Nashville about 2 hrs. If there was even the smallest chance it might snow they would close schools:)James Riley thought we should have a snowday then too:)
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