This past weekend Callie and I headed down to Charleston on Saturday to spend some time on my parent’s boat and see the Blue Angels. If you have never seen the US Navy’s Blue Angels, it’s a must. I was blown away by what these guys can do. This also was Callie’s first trip on a boat this year and she wasn’t so sure about it. After a little while of getting used to wearing a life jacket, and many goldfish later, she was ready to go.
Here’s the two of us trying to get a cute picture, one day I’ll get that girl to smile at the camera!! We applied lots of sunscreen on her fair skin. She go a little more sun than I had hoped, which made me realize how quickly it can happen!
Papa, G-Kat and Callie Mac… again, one day…
This is a picture of Fat Albert, the Blue Angels’ supply plane. It can also do some pretty amazing tricks. By the time the Blue Angels cam out, I let my parents take the pictures, I was too busy watching in awe! It was an awesome day, a long one, but so much fun! It was also great to have a day in the sun to work on my Vitamin D supply. :) Looking forward to summer time, which is right around the corner now, yay!






Mac thought it would great to add some accessories to her Easter outfit. Notice the
After some great food Callie got to do her very first Easter egg hunt. Vaughn and I didn't get with Callie before hand to explain what happens, but ended up we didn't need to, she caught right on to what needed to happen. She found all of the eggs in the yard and was even a little disappointed that it had to end *We later did about five more small egg hunts for her because she wanted to keep playing the "game"*
Vaughn put together her new t-ball set that the Easter Bunny brought. She liked giving 

