We had an eventful Memorial Day weekend. Jason was in Atlanta working, so I made the trip out there. Jon, Katie and sweet little Madison were able to come as well. Madison is growing up fast and starting to get a personality and she LOVES her Uncle Jason.

The first day I had to work with Jason (aka tag along in the backseat with no A/C...not fun) and then we all met up at Joey D's for dinner. The must eat item for the guys were the Oyster Shooters. Since I can't eat oysters, I took more of a liking to the Honey Butter Croissants...AMAZING!

We had a chance to see two Atlanta Braves games. The first game we went to, Jason and I had awesome seats, despite a crazed pregnant chick (no, I'm not talking about myself). She insisted we were sitting in her seats (we weren't...she just had pregnancy brain and couldn't figure out section numbers)! Jason joked that he was about to tell the guy "my pregnant wife can beat up your pregnant wife". :) There was a great fireworks show afterwards. The second game was great because we got to sit with Jon & co. and there was a free Scotty McCreery Concert.

After the concert on Saturday, we enjoyed the famous Varsity. It was so good and a really cool experience.

Some other things that we had a chance to experience were:

A trip to North Georgia: We made some stops while driving North Georgia for Jason's work and came across an adorable town called Helen. We bought Aidan some handmade wooden toys there: a truck (that I'm going to paint red like my grandfather's old truck), a yoyo and some alphabet blocks.

Anna Ruby Falls: It was worth the 1/2 mile hike up (we all felt the burn) - it was so beautiful at the top! Madison loved the sound of the water falling too!



Both the homes that Jason and Jon grew up in. Below is a picture of the Roswell home. The other house was in a sketch part of town, so we got out of there too fast to even snap a photo (not joking)!

World of Coca-Cola: Hundreds of old Coke artifacts (the oldest was a 110 year old vase), vintage Coke machines, the vault where the secret recipe is stored and the polar bear (apparently Madison wasn't as excited to see him as the adults!).

And last, but not least, we enjoyed the Stone Mountain Laser and Fireworks show. I didn't get any pictures of that, but luckily Katie was on top of it!

Hope you all enjoyed the pics.

Love you all!

Jason & Kimberly