Fly in an Airplane
Taking our 11-week old on a plane wasn't really fantastic for anyone but could have been so much worse. There was a little fussing and a lot of sleeping, which is better than a lot of fussing and a little sleeping.
"Don't look too happy, you're about to be changing my diaper on the tray table."
Ride in a Car
Tiger Cub spent some time in a car for the first time since the day we brought him home. And he really loved his cousin's fun toy that stretched across the car seat - so much so that they gave it to us!
So this is how the rest of America travels? That is sooooo weird!
Hang Out in the Woods
We stayed in a real life log cabin with some amazing views. Our escape from the concrete jungle found fresh air, trees as far as the eye could see, skies with stars, and only 10 other people in a 5 mile radius (not counting the massive R family). It had all the amenities that a New Yorker could never take for granted, like decks, a dining room table, and a grill. A grill!
Ahh, everything is so green!
Papa and his littlest Yellow Jacket.
Relax and Socialize with Family
Snuggles with GiGi.
Tiger Cub met his older cousin (Tigerette if you will) for the first time. They did fun things like look at each other through the window.
Nature Walks
Lots of hills, no cars, and a neighborhood peacock made for good walking material.
Eat Barbecue
Real BBQ folks. Southern BBQ. Not northern BBQ that pretends to be Southern BBQ.
And with this, our trip was complete!
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