We were home for Mother's Day. It was great going back to Memphis. The time is always too short. We stayed busy and enjoyed every minute of it. Steve and I stopped by the Fertility Associate of Memphis baby party on Saturday. It was great getting to see some of my old favorite patients and their adorable kiddos. My family had a birthday party for me on Saturday evening, so we were able to spend time with everybody. I also loved spending time with my Mummie on Mother's Day (even though we had to leave in the early afternoon on Sunday to make it back Atlanta).
Golly. I had a hard time picking favorite photos. Made Steve pick some of his favorites of the bunch.
One of my birthday presents from my parents. Amazing book. Reminds me of the Simon Pearce book called A Way of Living- beautiful photos, delicious recipes.
Mother's Day present for my mom. An Eastern Snowball. I'm in love with these flowers. They remind of hydrangeas, my mom's favorite.
Henry is trying to escape!
Future softball player?
These kiddos like to scream as loud as they possibly can!
Henry means business. Who needs all this screaming, when you can cut the grass?
Where do I begin describing this photo? Oh my goodness. I don't know which one I liked better. My all time favorite cake. Muddy's Capote cake (chocolate with buttercream icing). Ahhhhh! Then, there's the homemade macarons that are chocolate and raspberry flavored. Marilyn made these macarons. How she does it, I will never know?
Pierce and Henry with their daddy. Sweet.
Henry is sure to be an entertainer one day. How he loves to be the center of attention! He is good at it... how can you resist his cuteness?
Sweet Sylvie on the swing.
I can't imagine Sylvie being any happier.
This weekend's delicious tomato feast from The One Block Feast. We even used the basil from our garden.
Speaking of garden, here are some photos from our patio garden. Here is our hummingbird feeder with our lavender in the background.
Hydrangeas from Costco. Talk about a good deal. There are actually three plants in this pot (over 20 blooms). One of the plants has taken a turn for the worse, but the other two look great.
Our asparagus ferns. How I love ferns!
Herbs! They tend to do the best on our patio that faces North and has very little sunlight.
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