Our Friends Visit!

 Incase you're not followers of me on Instagram... our dear friends, Jason & McKell and their cute kids came to see us for 2 weeks! We had SO much fun together. We were able to show them around Philly, New York City, Washington D.C, and Amish Country. There were many LATE nights, lots of games, lots of Ritas, and lots of laughter and chats. We are SO thankful Jason & McKell are apart of our lives. All three of our children absolutely loved each other and shared lots of hugs each day.

There's something about having good friends... TRUE friends... that make our lives so much richer. These are the kind of friends we'll have until we're old and gray ( according to Jason, I'm already there.) and we'll be making fun of each other, giving each other advise, will laugh and cry together, and will always be there for each other until our days are through.

" A true friend is one that knows all about you and loves you just the same."

{ LOTS of pictures ahead... and sorry they're totally out of order... enjoy.}

Arlington National Cemetery in Virgina

Tune Inn Restaurant in DC

Best Friends

Saying bye :( 

Our last day in our old apartment in Philly... first day our friends were here. 

they all love each other. 

Independence Hall in Philly

at a park in Philly 

we had to get philly cheese steaks 

Valley Forge 

they all LOVE Jason

painting with the babies 

at a park by our new place 

bringing back the good ol days with these two

seriously hilarious

sooo cute

on the staten island ferry to NYC 

NYC

Subway in NYC

we HAD to take them to Shake Shack & Magnolia Bakery. Yum. 

Ground Zero in NYC

Times Square 

Amish Country Pretzels.... yumm! 

Lancaster is BEAUTIFUL 

mini caravan 

these two! 

She does this when she eats in her high chair.... haha. I don't understand why she does it.. or HOW she does it. 

We went swimming one of the days. 

Peach picking in Lehigh Valley 

I shot a wedding while we were in DC & we also explored the city. 

breakfast at our hotel next to the Pentagon

John F. Kennedy & his wife's monument 

tomb of the unknown soldier

Arlington National Cemetery