
Sunday, April 5, 2009
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Happy Birthday, James 3.22.09
James showing Rebekah around (and how to walk)
Contemplating his cake.
Showing him how to do "cake"
He got it.
She's really enjoying it.
Socializing.
She's really enjoying it.
Socializing.James is the son of one of my close friends in Hattiesburg. He and Rebekah were born about two weeks apart. So close together in age, that I still wasn't allowed to drive when he was born. So I had to wait until he was home to meet him. And he is a precious boy.
Ask me if I still think he is precious when he is 15...
Several little things
1. I saw the following video here .
2. And this post by Angie is pretty amazing too. I really appreciate and relate to the art analogy. And did I mention I got a great deal last week on a jumbo canvas? That canvas is just waiting for me to let loose on it.

3.Last week I made a spur of the moment cake for Jennifer's impromptu birthday get togehter. It was not very pretty, but was very good. "You can't judge a book by its cover".


4.Rebekah has a step stool puzzle thing spelling out her name. She also has a new found enjoyment or putting things into larger containers/receptacles...like all the letters of her name and everything else from the bathroom floor into the bathtub.
5. Rebekah got the flu from "I don't know where" so we've been laying low. It hasn't been fun but she is much much perkier today.
6. That's all. I'm done now.
2. And this post by Angie is pretty amazing too. I really appreciate and relate to the art analogy. And did I mention I got a great deal last week on a jumbo canvas? That canvas is just waiting for me to let loose on it.

3.Last week I made a spur of the moment cake for Jennifer's impromptu birthday get togehter. It was not very pretty, but was very good. "You can't judge a book by its cover". 

4.Rebekah has a step stool puzzle thing spelling out her name. She also has a new found enjoyment or putting things into larger containers/receptacles...like all the letters of her name and everything else from the bathroom floor into the bathtub.
5. Rebekah got the flu from "I don't know where" so we've been laying low. It hasn't been fun but she is much much perkier today.
6. That's all. I'm done now.
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Team Hoyt
Found this and thought it was amazing...
And here is the rest of the story.
Still amazing...
And here is the rest of the story.
Still amazing...
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Spring Break: Atlanta
The 4D ultrasound of Baby Will
I didn't get pictures of this amazing sight.
But Marie did. So click here.
4D ultrasounds are so interesting and amazing.
I love that little baby boy and can't wait to see what he really looks like on this side of the womb. Sweet boy.
Shower #1
Spring Break: Rock City
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Rock City is a roadside attraction near Chattanooga, Tennessee, on Lookout Mountain in Lookout Mountain, Georgia, located near Ruby Falls. It is well-known for the many barn roofs throughout the southeast United States that have the slogan "See Rock City" painted on their roofs. In total, over 900 barn roofs in nineteen states were painted by Clark Byers for Rock City.
The publicity and lore claim that it is possible to see seven states from Lover's Leap, a point in Rock City, but this has not been proven scientifically.
The publicity and lore claim that it is possible to see seven states from Lover's Leap, a point in Rock City, but this has not been proven scientifically.
Monday, March 23, 2009
Sunday, March 22, 2009
Spring Break: Cades Cove
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia:
Cades Cove is an isolated valley located in the East Tennessee section of Great Smoky Mountains National Park, USA... Today Cades Cove is the single most popular destination for visitors to the park, attracting over two million visitors a year, due to its well preserved homesteads, scenic mountain views, and abundant display of wildlife.
Cades Cove, though geographically isolated, is today a very popular tourist destination in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. A one-way, eleven mile (18 km) paved loop around Cades Cove draws thousands of visitors daily, and can take over four hours to traverse during tourist season.
The cove draws attention for numerous black bear sightings, although many enthusiasts make the trip for the abundant hiking access and well-preserved 19th century homesteads. On most days, multiple deer can be seen in the meadows and woods throughout the cove. Popular hiking trails within the cove include the trails to Abrams Falls and Gregory Bald, the latter named after Russell Gregory, a prominent resident of the cove. In addition to hiking and general sightseeing, horseback and bicycle riding are popular activities.
The cove draws attention for numerous black bear sightings, although many enthusiasts make the trip for the abundant hiking access and well-preserved 19th century homesteads. On most days, multiple deer can be seen in the meadows and woods throughout the cove. Popular hiking trails within the cove include the trails to Abrams Falls and Gregory Bald, the latter named after Russell Gregory, a prominent resident of the cove. In addition to hiking and general sightseeing, horseback and bicycle riding are popular activities.
Ready to head out from the hotel
Rebekah with one of the hundred of Santa Claus who were in town for their Santa Convention.
Beautiful girl, beautiful natureToo sweet.
John Oliver's cabin built in 1822
she waited for me to get back to the van.
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Very determined.
the Carter girls


the loot



"Cousin Will, come out and play!"












Rebekah singing and dancing to Johnny Cash as
HIS creativity abounds.


resting in her Momma's lap admist the beauty of Cades Cove.


