Chasing the Day Away

My weekend wasn't very eventful as usual, but I did feel like I traveled the world. Saturday, I did pretty much nothing all day long and it was wonderful to just be at home doing nothing at all. Now, Sunday was a different story. I woke up after little sleep and took my sweet little time getting ready because I knew that when I got into the car it was on. I ventured into Tipton County for the first time in over a month to go down to have lunch at Daddy's. We often have lunches on Sundays, however this one was to meet Linda. This is Dad's new friend, bless her heart. LOL. (just kidding Daddy) Anyways, she was very pleasant and sweet but ofcourse quickly overwhelmed by our Williamson aura. We as a family tend to take up all the space in a room and we do it with great zeal. I tried to remain as calm as possible at all times because our sister Taylor gets really excited when we are all there and the only one missing was Kasey. Grey showed out all afternoon with his new tricks. One of which is bouncing up and down. That jumpy seat thingy that hangs in the door way has been his new love at our house because he can act like, as Nathan says, Tigger. The sweet little look on his face while he mimicked Taylor bouncing was precious.

They have a special bond, Grey and Aunt Taylor and it's too funny to watch them together. Rudy was freshly groomed and estatic to see us all walk in the door. Dad acts like he forgets us, but no way, not in a million years would he forget us. After leaving Dad's, I took a quick ride up the street to ride Nana around in my new car. She and I had a good time as always and talked about whatever came to mind. Love my time with Nana, even though I feel like we never get enough. Oh, and Grandaddy got up and came to the window and gave me the thumbs up on liking my car so that was good. Then it was off to Munford to show Granny and Papa my new car also. They also loved it and congratulated me on buying my first new car. I will say that was only so so impressed until I showed her all the cool things it did. When I got on the highway I got a call from Mr. Big, who was cooking, so I ran by my house and picked up a few things and was on my way to Bartlett. We both decided that we would rather sleep in our beds without company, so this morning I was a little late for work. On the drive in I was so thankful for Saturday of nothing because Sunday was a busy day for me. However busy, there was surprisingly no drama to speak of. It was quite nice to just run around a visit with everyone. So, until next time go visit your relatives. Buh-Bye