Officially Kentuckians

Well, where do we start?? We ventured down to Georgia mid-May to load up a LARGE truck with all of our stuff and officially close on our house. We also had the joy of hanging out with lots and lots of friends and enjoyed every packed minute of our few days down there. The kids saw sooo many of their friends and really enjoyed themselves. I unfortunately didn't get that many pics so here are the few we do have.

 This little one started crawling officially on the trip. Now she has a tooth and is pulling up to stand on things. I can't believe it, she is only 7 1/2 months old. How did this happen so quickly??

 We celebrated our closing with lunch at Zunzi's with the BEST sandwich in the world, seriously!

 Ellie did a lot of napping in the car over the weekend, the kids were worn out from playing constantly with friends.

 Dinner with the Harrells and Eubanks, ohhh so fun

 Our truck was HUGE and Tom did a great job driving and maneuvering it everywhere.

 Isaiah looks less than excited but this was Sunday after church after a LONG few days and he gets overwhelmed pretty quickly. He was not interested in a picture. We love the Harrell kiddos and miss them already.

 Ellie and Ms. Vicki

 A few of the Fillingim clan, so sweet!

 Our kids were so excited to spend time at Camp Bargeron. They kayaked, played in the water, jumped on a trampoline covered with soap and water and just played hard. We just might make Camp Bargeron our summer camp experience for the kids.

 The last pic in front of our house.

After 2 days of driving we made it to Louisville to unload into a storage unit. It all fit but just barely. We only had 2 other people helping us unload here so it took a while. Tom is exhausted here but also had a stomach bug which was no fun. We are just waiting patiently for the Lord to direct us now as to where we are to live and provide the right house for us to buy. We are enormously thankful that the Whitlocks are continuing to allow us to live here with them. What an amazing blessing it has been. We even switched everything over this week and have official license plates. We are official Kentuckians for now. Woohoo!!