The drive took about 10ish hours. It wasn't too bad, Dad/Grandpa drove most of the way and we chatted, or slept. Adalynn was a *champ*, a poster baby for how all babies should travel. Perfect behavior, it was crazy. We aren't sure where she got her tolerance from (this may suprise you, but her dad and I aren't the most tolerant people in the world). We are very blessed with our baby girl. 
I didn't have much else to do while riding in the car except finish the book "Eat, Pray, Love" (good and interesting book, for anybody looking for one.) and take pictures. Don't her cheeks just look so incredibly delicious in this picture?
Saturday morning Travis, Adalynn and I cheered on Dad and Linda as they ran the Mule Day Kick 5K road race. It was the largest road race EVER in Maury County. That's right, we were part of history in the making. Adalynn and I ran the 1mile Family Trot. Or, I ran while she watched from my arms, then fell asleep halfway through. Thanks, child!
Adalynn was handstamped for admission into the Mule Day Festival. She slept through most of it, but we got some pics with the mules before the day was done. 
The infamous Papa Kayjoes in Centerville, TN. Best pulled pork (or beef or turkey) around. Mmmm.....
How cute are Colin and Adalynn? It was great to see Tiffany and Colin. Adalynn was especially excited to meet Danza, their pooch. Thanks, Tiff and Colin for such a *cute* outfit for Adalynn, and thanks to Gwen too for the cute dress and awesome blanket that her mother made.
Poor Tiff, she got 4th in the Wii tournament of bowling. What a booger.
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It's back to work for me tomorrow, so I've got to head to bed. Just wanted to post quick! Missed everybody. It was a great trip, but it's good to be home. :)
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She is getting so big! Looks like you guys had fun!
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