Back up...

So back in March our life changed once again. We found out that we were moving to Charlotte NC. It was time to start packing and go to IL so our family could meet Houston. So Nathan went to NC at the first of March to find us a home. (after having the flu and being in bed for 3 days) Then he came back and spent a few days in the office before our big road trip to IL. On a Sunday afternoon after church, we started driving to IL.

Now, with 2 kids we couldn't just drive it in one day like we did back in the day. Houston needed to stop every 3 hours to eat and get out of the car seat. We started at a hotel that had a pool, so Adron could get all his wiggles out. Two day of driving and 3 days with our family. The first day I spent with Aunt Cassie. Shopping in Evansville IN. It rained that day. We looked at baby stuff, I bought, she never does. We also got our feet done. This is something I like to do with her because we also laugh until we cry. Aunt Cassie has great feet, and the staff that works on her always shows them off while they are working on them and afterwards. After our feet were done we had to go out in the rain and get them all wet. It was raining so hard we had to go a different way home, flood in the road.

The next day we stayed at Grammy Lesa's house to play with Cousin Carson. We had fun playing with him, and seeing how much he had grown over the past few months. I'm sure we ate great food, because that is what Etheridge's does best, but I can't remember what we had, I think day made some fish.

The last day we went to Mam Nancy's house. We played with bubbles and all the girls. Uncle Paul, Aunt Sarah were there too. Later that evening Aunt Jill and Uncle Matt came over so we could meet Wade. We ate pizza and it was good to see them.

We spent two more days in the car going back to Dallas. By this time I could hardly move my legs. Moving to the back seat to play with the boys, to the front seat then they were sleeping was all I could handle. Know that I was going to spend 3 more days in the car I thought I needed to get my back worked on.