On Top of Stone Mountain

This was after we had made it to the top! Where is the water?
Everyone seemed to be taking "breaks" on the trip up so mom thought she would join in.
I was hiding behind the tree in the "enchanted forest." That is what we plan to tell Maggie and Owen .
I'm ahead of mom, prompting her to come on!
Judy and Mom at the top of Stone Mountain

Our week in Georgia was fun. We ate at some great restaurants. Thank you, mom, for the research. There was only one day that it was really sunny, and we took full advantage of it. We started the day at an International Market. It was my idea of Heaven -- fresh spices, fruits, and veggies everywhere! They had a sign posted that said "no pictures" so I didn't take any. Mom said I should have. Yes, she is much more of a daredevil than I. We left there and headed to Stone Mountain for the day. It was really pretty. Mom and I walked it, and I must say it was much more challenging than I thought because of the uneven terrain. Mom did a great job, and I was so proud of her. You definitely need to wear comfortable shoes and not dressy ones or flipflops to make good time. Here are some pics of all of us. We had a great day. I headed back for rehearsal that night which was an absolute blast. Mom and Judy got to see the Lion King and explored a bit of Atlanta while I was in rehearsals. After a fun-filled couple of days, we headed back to Ohio, by way of Lexington. Meg and Kirsten surprised us there. It was so fun to see the kids. Here is a pic of me with Maggie and O. I couldn't find a way to hold Josie in the mix. I'm sure I will learn when she gets a little older. Yes, my eyes were all messed up. Kirsten, I threw out all my old makeup and eye cream, bought new, and my eyes have cleared up. It was an expensive experiment but luckily it worked. Thanks for the advice, sis. "Meg knows" is the coined phrase, I believe.