24 hours in Waco

We headed out at 8am and were so excited to see family!

We headed over to grab Caitlin and Emmy and go for a hike.

We climbed Jacob's Ladder.. mercy that was hard - because I am soooo out of shape! LOL

I'm SO SORE! Ha!


We walked 67 minutes - whew!  Grabbed lunch and headed back to drop Cait!

BIG hugs - and Tristan was like a superstar when he walked in!

Bowan loooooves Tristan!


We headed to Baylor to buy a shirt (happens every trip!) and then headed to see Spider-Man at the movies and grab dinner.  As always, it's fun!

When we dropped Emmy off, the little ones were up and came running out.  Grammy and Grampie bought surprises for the kiddos since I bought Emmy a bear- they were happy!!


We stayed up waaaay too late chatting, but it was so nice seeing them.

We popped out of bed today, Aunt Sue made a big breakfast and we headed to see JP preach at Harris Baptist Church.  We miss him at Watermark.

They had a guest speaker (that was great) and we still saw JP when he opened and closed.  We then headed back to Dallas. It was a VERY quick trip... but I'm always thankful for quick trips down.


Next tip will be Baylor's Homecoming and that is ALWAYS fun!!!

See you in October!!!

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