Wow I cannot believe how fast April flew by! How in the world is it already May?! Mike and I were super excited to get to spend the last Sunday in April enjoying the Savannah sunshine with Erin, Mike and Henry! We spent most of the day through the eyes of a 2 year old which is always a nice change of pace. Henry absolutely loved the train yard, building and destructing blocks at the children's museum and stealing Uncle Mikey's french fries.
After saying our goodbyes (which are never fun), Mike and I snuck over to Tybee Island to scope out the house his family is renting for our wedding in October. And since we were there I couldn't possibly pass up the chance to get some sand between my toes! Thankfully Mike is very patient and drove all over to find a parking spot so I could see the ocean. Love him!!
This week brought about the end of classes at Wesleyan, the athletic banquet, the equestrian team potluck and the start of finals. Gracious this first year of coaching has flown! I survived my first athletic banquet speech without any issues and managed to not fall on my face in front of the entire athletic department and our college president....small victory! I also publicly proclaimed next year as "The road to Zones" so here's to making that happen!! To celebrate the end of the year and the start of summer some of the equestrian team, Mike and I headed up to Alpharetta for a polo match today.
The sun was out in full force but sipping on sweet tea in a big hat watching polo ponies is always a great way to spend the afternoon in my book!
Yes, I know I own two horses and literally see horses every day of my life but I become a kid every time I see new horses so I just had to go make some horsey friends.
Miriam thoroughly enjoyed her first polo outing...and eating my sunglasses. I still can't believe that this weekend last year I was hosting Courtenay's baby shower for this little one!
Fun fact for the day: one polo field takes up the area of 9 football fields!
Hope y'all are getting to enjoy the sunshine!
Love y'all!
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