This was my first Mother's Day and as Courtney's mom pointed out, now I know why there is a special day to celebrate moms! There is definitely a lot of hard work that goes into being a mom but I wouldn't trade my sweet Addy for anything! I am so thankful for her every single day. And I have a new appreciation for my mom and for all moms out there!

On Sunday, we went to church and then headed to Centreville to visit Courtney's grandparents. We had lunch at Nanny & Babby's house - ham, fried chicken, sweet potato casserole, corn casserole, green beans, macaroni & cheese, grape salad, pound cake, and brownie trifle. Whew! Thank goodness we skipped breakfast on Sunday so we'd have enough room for all the food at lunch! We took Addy to see one of Babby's bottle calves after lunch but she was not too impressed. The calf just stared at Addy but Addy was more interested in the dogs that were running around. The cow didn't move enough to capture her attention! We had a great visit with Courtney's parents, Melanie & Myron and Nanny & Babby.
We headed to Brent that afternoon to visit Courtney's Grandmother & Granddaddy. Aunt Margaret, and cousins Barbara & Michelle came over so they could see Addy. None of them had seen her since Christmas and they were all surprised at how much she had grown since then. She was in a good mood all day and seemed to enjoy being the center of attention everywhere we went! I am sad that I don't have pictures to post from our visit... I left my camera at home that morning!
We headed back to Tuscaloosa later on and went to my parents' for dinner so we could see my mom on Mothers' Day. (We swung by the house to get Addy's dinner and grabbed the camera so here are a few pictures from Mom & Dad's.) We had barbecue for dinner and it was delicious! We were all tired at the end of the day but it was nice to get to see our families on Mothers' Day.
Girl Picture! Sis, Mom, Addy and me
Courtney, Addy and me
Mom showing off the beautiful Proverbs 31 canvas that Kayla painted for Mothers' Day