Girls Weekend

The girls and I had the funnest girls weekend!  We took a trip down to Charlottesville for a weekend.  Oh my goodness was it a blast.  It was definitely the start of a new tradition, next time we're thinking the train to New York!   (Nothing wrong with dreaming big!)

A stop at the Moo Thru was a must!

Friday night was actually spent with friends.  Abby spent the night at Evelyn's, McKenna at Kate's and I went to Jodi's house.  It was so great to just sit and talk with Jodi and Jared.  In the morning Jodi took me to see the land they are thinking of buying and we went for a walk up Sugar Hallow.  It was absolutely perfect.  After getting my hair cut I picked Market sandwiches and took the girls for a picnic in Mint Springs, one of our favorite spots that was about 10 min. from our old house.

These two sisters sure have a remarkable relationship.  They are as different as can be but they are best of friends.  They confide in each other, they giggle with each other, yes: they make each other mad sometimes, they support each other, and they are there for each other 100%.  I often look and watch the two of them and it is confirmed to me again and again that they are so close in age (only 13 months apart) because they truly didn't want to be away from each other any longer then they had to.

After our picnic we headed into town for pedicures...

This is McKenna while getting pedicures...she is SO ticklish on her feet!

We all got different shades of red polish as we were headed to the Taylor Swift RED concert that night.

We definitely had to make a stop at the Lindt store, another of our favorite places!

We met up with Sally and Kate for dinner before heading to the concert all together.

The concert deserves a post in and of itself so here ends my pictures from girls weekend.  After the concert we made our way to the Evans where we spent the night.  In the morning we had a lovely breakfast with them and then went to church in our old ward before heading back up to DC.  

It really was the best weekend.  These girls of mine are so much fun!  As much as it makes me sad at how much they have grown up, I am so looking forward to the years ahead of us and the great memories we are sure to create.