Today, Granny Sarah took Trey to the pool. He had a blast, especially when the fountains started shooting up water. The yellow submarine and the rubber ducky (not to be confused with the rubber soul) joined him. What else do you need? just look at that smile!
Over the weekend, Trey’s Uncle David came to town with his newlywed bride, Brittany. Trey had a great time with them, especially while coloring. David has recently begun pursuing his masters at American University in Washington D.C. They live only 2 hours away from Richmond and were able to spare the weekend to visit, giving Trey another opportunity to get to know his family.
Trey has been having a great time in Richmond with his grandparents. One night, Tara Lohwater and Seng Vang joined the Hauns for dinner. They were journeymen who had just returned from a 2 year assignment in Niger. Trey had a great time entertaining them while playing with drums and a wooden Noah’s ark set. Later during the week, Roger took Trey to work with him. I think he actually put Trey to work, but I guess Trey has to earn his keep somehow.
Tonight, Kristin (my fellow intern) and her husband Jamie had me over for a steak dinner. Her daughter Lainey brought out the cake. It was a very nice night out of the empty house.
Today, William flew out to Ghana for the next 3 weeks. He will be documenting the 50th anniversary celebration for the Baptist Medical Centre. You can follow his journey at www.haunsinafrica.com.
It’s a whoppin’ 10 hour drive from Macon to Richmond and our generous friends the Carlsons near Winston-Salem, NC have given us a place to stay the night and break up the long trip. Today was their eldest daughter’s birthday so Trey and I got to participate in the festivities.
As Trey gets older he is becoming more and more of a flirt. He is quite fond of Morgan Carlson and spent a lot of time this evening serenading her with his guitar skills.
We hit the road again tomorrow to make the last 4 hours of the trip to Gramma’s house. Thanks for letting us stay the night Carlsons!
* This post’s title is brought to you by David Bazan and Ben Gibbard
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