You're doin' fine, Oklahoma

Hadley and I recently set out on our first Mommy/Daughter adventure.  We were blessed enough to spend an entire week with family and friends in OKLAHOMA!  As much as I thought I would LOVE to be out of Oklahoma when I was a teenager, it's amazing how much I really miss that place.  I'm sure it helps that it is filled with people that I love.  

Oklahoma City is only about 7 hours away, but I decided traveling that long with an infant would not be ideal.  We decided flying was a better option.  I'll admit, I was pretty nervous about flying with Hadley but she was a champ! (Except for when she had a blow out and we had to do an emergency wardrobe change right when it was time to board) She didn't cry or fuss once.  This was pretty much Hadley the whole time.

I'm hoping future flights are just as pleasant.

As soon as we got off the plane, we were greeted by my parents and we headed to the town where I grew up, Carnegie, to see my Grandma. 

The next day we traveled to Tulsa so Hadley could meet Granny Lou & Grandad!

It's fun to think that even though my grandparents are 50ish years older than I am, they were once right in this same place.  Trying to figure out how to be a parent.   I kept thinking of them going through some of the same triumphs and challenges I am experiencing.  It really has been a great new way to relate to them. 

Our time in Oklahoma was fantastic.   We had lots of quality time with family and friends.  I'll spare you all the details and let you experience it through pictures!

Hadley loves Abby!

Big G Lovin

A few of the members of Hadley's fan club

Bonding time with cousin Emery

She loves her Aunt Lo

Saying goodbye at the airport.  Love you Grammy and Pops!

 Leaving was bittersweet.  I love and miss my family in Oklahoma, but I think Hadley and I were both excited to get home to Houston.  We both missed an amazing man I like to call my husband and Hadley calls Dad(well not really since she can't talk yet).  We were so excited, we went straight from the airport to church so we could see him!  I love this man!