Fun with the Whitworths!

Monday, December 21, 2009

Our sweet friends, Michael and Christy, came to visit us for a long weekend.
We had the best time.
It was wet and cold weather for most of the time they were here, but it didn't stop us from enjoying Franklin and lots of tea.

We visited this place...
IMG_0009

And Michael was very happy about it.
IMG_0025

Caramel apple cider... the BEST.
IMG_0015

Here's the info: Franklin's best coffee shop, hands down.
IMG_0018

Best buddies. Precious.
IMG_0028

Perfect day for Starbucks on Mainstreet.
IMG_0030

And a cupcake at Naticakes downtown.
IMG_0034

IMG_0036

There's Michael's beautiful sister, Christy, with her tuxedo cupcake.
IMG_0043

Yum.
IMG_0045

IMG_0052

The boys posed awkwardly with a nativity.
IMG_0074

A nativity without the Christ child... it made me feel just a bit sacrilegious. We just resolved the missing baby Jesus by saying, "He is risen indeed!" :)
IMG_0027

Oh and we made scones!
Can't forget the scones.
IMG_0076

Tender, gluten-free oatmeal scones.
Am I making you hungry?
IMG_0077

IMG_0081

The boys wrote a song.
IMG_0099

IMG_0102

It isn't quite finished yet, but once it hits radio I'll be sure to let everyone know. :)
IMG_0112

IMG_0118

Can't forget this one...
We feasted at J. Alexander's.
Mountains of potatoes,
IMG_0128

juicy steak,
IMG_0131

and half a chicken!
IMG_0130

We had the best weekend!
IMG_0067

Thank you guys for making the trek from Atlanta.
As always, you blessed us so much with your presence.
We love you both and can't wait to see you again soon!
IMG_0065

2 comments:

  1. I know this post was two years ago, but I've been slowly reading through your blog and wanted to tell you about why the baby Jesus was missing from the Nativity. Was it in front of a Catholic Church? Because Catholics have a tradition of not putting the baby Jesus in their Nativities until Christmas comes to symbolize the Jews awaiting the Messiah, the waiting of the Holy Family for the birth of Christ, and of all people anticipating the second coming of Jesus Christ. And then once Christmas comes the baby Jesus is placed in the manger so we can celebrate his coming! Just thought I'd let you know;) I love your blog!

    ReplyDelete

CopyRight © | Theme Designed By Hello Manhattan