Dawg Days

Friday we once again were on the road. This time it was to Georgia for Chrisa's graduation from UGA (congrats DB!). We loaded up her belongings on Friday, which were ready to be loaded upon arrival, later that evening we headed over to Aunt Jane's house to spend the night. Saturday graduation was at 2:30. The graduates (doctoral and masters') were to arrive 1 hour prior and in the meantime us spectators passed the time by counting the seats (which was over 800) and my knitting tagged along as well. Once the ceremony got started it wasn't TOO bad and spirits were lifted a bit when we found out there were over 800 graduates and only about half of them showed.

Get ready to show your dawg spirit...
With all of the able bodies it only took about 30 minutes to load. This was a major plus since the pollen was prolific and along with the heat gave you a nice sticky feeling...the only furniture we left behind was a dresser that we set by the dumpster; the next day it was gone...
After graduation...

Saturday morning enjoying States and Jane's screened in porch...

Figuring out how to wear their hood...Congrats Chrisa and Meg!

Mama and me...

Dad and Mama...

Dad drove the entire way home because you couldn't see out the back and neither mama nor I are natural truck drivers. I tried to entertain myself by knitting, until it was too dark to see, and taking pictures.