On the road again...just 2 short weeks after returning from Mexico, we found ourselves traveling once again - this time by car, to Southeastern Ohio for the Winter Guard International Championships.
The road trip gave us the chance to head through Nashville and connect with Kristin & Katie (Dad's cousins) and their beautiful (and older than I remember) families.
Girls rule - Caryn, Ava, Bella, Kristin & Jordan pose on the back patio of Katie & Joe's palatial estate
More kids - Keylie & Jesse create a ruckus
Back inside & ready for dinner
Loud Kitchen...
Pardon the interruption - Cousins try & eventually pose
Up early the next day so we headed into Downtown Nashville to check out Broadway Street (aka Honky Tonk Highway)
Jordan & Mom with the "King"
Amazing brunch at a local hot spot
Pictures of Mom taking pictures of Jordan
More views of Nashville - local bars had live music and crowds gathering by 10am
After a few hours downtown, we hopped back in the car and traveled another 5 hours to Cincinnati. We were excited to connect with Bill Sr and Joan for the next few days - let the Buffett tour begin as we grabbed dinner at Texas Roadhouse,
Decisions, decisions
Oh yeah - we traveled to Ohio to cheer on Taylor! Great view at the Cintas Center on the Xavier campus!
Major height on her "6"
A kind wave after the Prelim's
Day 2 - We found out late Thursday that Wakeland earned a spot in the Semi-Finals, so we made the short drive North to the Nutter Center to cheer on the team!
We were all overwhelmed with emotion as the team wrapped up their final competitive performance of the season! Taylor had a clean sheet and tears in her eyes as she closed the emotional performance. We are blessed to have been there to see it - Congrats to Wakeland Winter Guard!
Bonus - Taylor made the congratulations announcement (bottom with sabre)
At 11:30am EST we left the show - a little less than 15 hours later, we would arrive back in North Texas - we worked well as a team, taking turns driving and resting, as we powered our way home!
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