Tuesday {McNutt Girls Weekend}

After I got the big kids off to school, and Chris had gone to work, we headed up to the airport.

We said goodbye {Yes, Rylan is using Payton's lunch bag. Ha!}.

Then after a couple of errands on the way back, we got home and did this:

I am absolutely wiped out.  I think I will sleep for 2 days.  We did so many things, we laughed so much, cried, reminisced about my dad.  It was an amazing weekend.  Thank you Jeannine, Penelope, Davese & Kenzi for coming out to see us.  I can't wait to do it again!

Monday {McNutt Girls Weekend}

We met up for breakfast at Cracker Barrel,

then had to say some goodbyes.

Then my mom and I took Jeannine and Penelope to the airport {boo!}

While we were dropping them off, Davese and Kenzi did another civil war home tour and we met back up with them at the mall.  This was Kenzi's smirk because I was taking pictures of her texting. Ha!

Chris grilled dinner again for us!

And Payton and Gigi made cupcakes.

Then it was time for goodbyes for Chris and the kids.

Vese and Kenzi fly out tomorrow.

Sunday {McNutt Girls Weekend}

Woke up at my mom's.  Even in the winter, her backyard is beautiful.

We all got ready for church.

And since there were so many of us piled into my mom's bathroom, we had to take a picture!

My sisters.  I love them so very much.

We went to my mom's church.  This is JP, her pastor {remember he flew out for my dad's memorial service?} I have never seen him without a smile.

After church a big group of us all went to lunch at McAlisters.

Most people would think it was pretty amazing that my parents connected with the people in their church in such a short time, but then once you meet the people...you get it.

  They are such genuine people who love the Lord, and because of their love for Him, that love pours out to everyone they meet.  They have totally rallied around my mom.  Not only are they praying for her, but they are a listening ear.  They are picking her up to take her to events, helping out around the house, and just being there. They truly are being the hands and feet of Jesus.