Weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Auburn

Wow. I have had no time to blog. I never thought I'd say that! Even my blog reading has taken a hit this week, I currently have 124 posts to catch up on. I'm really behind- or I just read an obserd amount of blogs. Probably the latter. Things that have stolen away my blogging time? Painting the living room every night (seriously, almost done this time), busy week at work, a call from daycare that J had a fever, trip to the doctor and lots of cuddles, and finally I have started teaching spinning classes at the Y.  Since I am a newbie, I have spent every spare minute planning the 2 classes this week, 1 yesterday, 1 today.

There are my excuses. Here is the interesting part: pictures from our wonderful weekend with Uncle Chris and Aunt Mary Lindsey.

We arrived on Saturday, ate lunch at Mamma G's (mamma's love & cool ranch dorito nachos. mmmmmmm.)  Then we walked around campus, which has changed drastically even in the 3 years since M and I moved.



J was pretty interested in what Uncle Chris and Aunt Mary Lindsey were up to...



I know it hasn't been that long ago, but it was easy to get sentimental.  When M and I were engaged, and for the year we were in Auburn after we were married, I worked as a secretary at the Glanton House.  Not the most glamorous job, but it was perfect for our circumstances while M was in grad school. Looking back, it's just another puzzle piece of God's faithfulness to us.  Every day M would walk over and we would eat lunch on this bench.  Turkey sandwiches on white with Wheat Thins.



And here is where Aunt Miss Auburn became, Miss Auburn. (side note- Mary Lindsey is the most humble, down-to-earth person, she would never bring up her reigning days at Auburn in a bragging manner. Which is why I absolutely love to.)



Now for the series of Samford Lawn pictures...











I love Auburn so much.



I'm pretty sure that's what he's thinking.

In this one he's probably thinking more about how fun it is to poke eyes...







Toomer's Corner... Roosta is starting to get impatient. Nap time was 10 minutes ago...





See the pattern? Picture with Dad. Picture with Mom. All 3 of us. The 5 of us. Throw J in the air make him smile. Move locations. Repeat.

Maybe we did use a whole memory card.  Maybe I still have more pictures and I'll do another post tomorrow... after all, I haven't even shown our stop by Farm House (M's fraternity) OR the Barn House yet (the house I lived in with all these girls, this crazy cat and one more that is sans blog).  Farms and barns, yet neither one of us were involved in agriculture.

Thanks to Chris and Mary Lindsey for letting us take over your apartment and walking around with us, snapping away.